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2/20/2009 3:06:29 AM
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Is Halo a Satanic game?
I've been thinking about this for some time now, I've considered it, but can't make many connections with the Halo series. Halo seems to be based on at least one of the 3 popular Semitic religions, (e.g. the "Ark of the Covenant", "The Covenant(Covenant of God)") and the list goes on. One thing that is the most obvious clue of them all, when ever the series mentions "The Covenant" the characters immediately indicate it is the opposing side of the humans, the enemy of them. As you know the humans in the game are usually associated with the U.N.S.C.(United Nations Space Command.) Assuming this is a direct reference to the actual U.N.(United Nations,) This is another clue to Halo's secret. The U.N. and other organizations, are usually associated with New World Order conspiracy theories. Often the NWO is not propagated in a positive manner, therefore, I can only conclude that this game indeed has some sort of secret or something. One problem, with the flood, arbiters, 3 prophets, ect. ect., this makes the whole conspiracy theory nothing but confusion.
Definition of "Arbiter;"
ar·bi·ter (ärb-tr)
n.
1. One chosen or appointed to judge or decide a disputed issue; an arbitrator.
2. One who has the power to judge or ordain at will: an arbiter of fashion. See Synonyms at judge.
[Middle English arbitre, from Old French, from Latin arbiter, of Phoenician origin; see rb in [u][b]SEMITIC roots.[/b][/u]]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] xMCMx Domino I've been thinking about this for some time now, I've considered it, but can't make many connections with the Halo series. Halo seems to be based on at least one of the 3 popular Semitic religions, (e.g. the "Ark of the Covenant", "The Covenant(Covenant of God)") and the list goes on. One thing that is the most obvious clue of them all, when ever the series mentions "The Covenant" the characters immediately indicate it is the opposing side of the humans, the enemy of them. As you know the humans in the game are usually associated with the U.N.S.C.(United Nations Space Command.) Assuming this is a direct reference to the actual U.N.(United Nations,) This is another clue to Halo's secret. The U.N. and other organizations, are usually associated with New World Order conspiracy theories. Often the NWO is not propagated in a positive manner, therefore, I can only conclude that this game indeed has some sort of secret or something. One problem, with the flood, arbiters, 3 prophets, ect. ect., this makes the whole conspiracy theory nothing but confusion. Definition of "Arbiter;" ar·bi·ter (ärb-tr) n. 1. One chosen or appointed to judge or decide a disputed issue; an arbitrator. 2. One who has the power to judge or ordain at will: an arbiter of fashion. See Synonyms at judge. [Middle English arbitre, from Old French, from Latin arbiter, of Phoenician origin; see rb in [u][b]SEMITIC roots.[/b][/u]][/quote] Omg Your name is Domino you must be related to the great Domino of space monkeys of The Moon And Your making gibberish so you must be the great gibber gabber monkey of blathorix 7 Use Common Sense.
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Conspiracy theorists need to conspire to sacrifice themselves in a volcano in order to save the world from all its imaginary evils.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] A Lil Emo Girl Look at my trophy shot and tell me that is not a bit satanic. =O Now witch one of you virgins wants to get sacrificed first? Lmao.. [/quote] hahahaha... awesome trophy shot.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] A complete idiot Is Halo a Satanic game?[/quote] Wow.... Just wow.... How long did you have to think to come up with such a stupid, uneducated, unfounded, fictitious, inappropriate question? Does the box come with the phrase "Worship Satan" written on it? No. Does the game contain any dialogue concerning Christianity or any other human religion? No. Are there pentagrams drawn on the walls? No, of course not. As soon as I saw the words "Conspiracy Theory" in your post, I knew that you were a nutjob. The games' canon is [b]fiction[/b]. There is no simpler a way to describe it. You, sir, can take your conspiracy theory and shove it where the sun don't shine. It really amazes me how stupid people can be....
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[quote] *No political or religious discussion of any kind will be tolerated on the forums. [/quote]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] xMCMx Domino One problem, with the flood, arbiters, 3 prophets, ect. ect., this makes the whole conspiracy theory nothing but confusion. [/quote] That means it's stupid and doesn't make any sense. Seriously are you this stupid or are you just messing with us? [Edited on 02.20.2009 9:53 AM PST]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Sled dog style I find it to be the opposite, The Master chief (Noah) saves humanity (the animals) from the flood using the ark. (noah's ark) Or at least that is how I look at it.[/quote] I think this guy has it right.
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Where have you been? It's always been known how strongly christian bungie is. They like 7 ALOT. It isn't Satanic, it's just the opposite. It's biblical
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People read WAY to much into things these days.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Mutoid Log The series does indeed portray religion negatively. The message Contact Harvest delivered was that a religious juggernaut wil do anything to prevent it's collapse, including killing everyone who can prove they are wrong. However, you missed the truly important religion-related thing the games tell. The Forerunner history, from human point of view, was like this: The Flood threatens to kill all life. The Gods take the humans, along with other species, safe to the Ark. [b]The humans survive the Flood, but have to leave the paradise on The Ark and go back to Earth.[/b] Pretty much every religion/mythos on the planet contains a Great Flood myth. The games explain why this is, and also why humanity went through a bottleneck 100 000 years ago and started rapidly developing.[/quote] You make an interesting point except where you said that they have to leave the paradise on The Ark and go back to Earth. That doesn't correlate with the Biblical Flood account. In the Bible, the ark wasn't some sort of paradise. I'm sure Noah and his family were glad to get of the ark and get back on dry ground considering there were all sorts of animals in there with them and that it probably smelled awful inside of the ark. The Halo story definitely has things in it that were taken from the Bible and it's not just a coincidence. Obviously there are many aspects that don't match up with what's written in the Bible, but I definitely agree with many of the theories posted here. However, I don't believe that the game is satanic. Whether or not the story is pro-religion, poking fun at religion or neither is a question that is difficult to answer.
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It isn't satanic but it is violent. That's about it.
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The series does indeed portray religion negatively. The message Contact Harvest delivered was that a religious juggernaut wil do anything to prevent it's collapse, including killing everyone who can prove they are wrong. However, you missed the truly important religion-related thing the games tell. The Forerunner history, from human point of view, was like this: The Flood threatens to kill all life. The Gods take the humans, along with other species, safe to the Ark. The humans survive the Flood, but have to leave the paradise on The Ark and go back to Earth. Pretty much every religion/mythos on the planet contains a Great Flood myth. The games explain why this is, and also why humanity went through a bottleneck 100 000 years ago and started rapidly developing.
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......Its just a game !!! besides the game stands out more 4 using some terms of religion. (Its not a bad thing) so stop whining we ain't gona change our faiths !!!!. ....lol my name ;)
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] TheCyberFreak [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] xMCMx Domino ...The U.N. and other organizations, are usually associated with New World Order conspiracy theories. ...[/quote]If exerything else you wrote left any doubt, this quote proves that you're an idiot. [/quote] How am I an idiot? it's true isn't it? you just made yourself look like a complete arse, along with the rest of your evolutionist friends who don't even know the basics of the evolution theory, or what bible prophecy has predicted and has come true. To say religion is false when you never have thoroughly tried to debunk it makes you like a complete dumb -blam!-. I'm not "forcing" religion down anyone's throat, you guys have been watching that fraud of a movie Zeitgeist far to many times. From now on, I ask for mature people to reply only, I could give two -blam!-s less if "it's just a game" to you, don't even bother posting if you're just going to say that it's nothing but spam.
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Well, Halo do have many biblical references, but i in that case i think its the covenant thats the demons, and UNSC are angels...or something like that :P
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] xMCMx Domino ...The U.N. and other organizations, are usually associated with New World Order conspiracy theories. ...[/quote]If exerything else you wrote left any doubt, this quote proves that you're an idiot.
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DOOM is
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no youre a satanic game
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Halo is a futuristic Noah's Ark.
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when you get a beatdown you get a medal, the picture on the medal is a hand behind an upside down star (sign of satan)
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That is a good point. i guess if this is true then i should stop eating baby's cause there high in carbs
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who cares it is made up just like satan
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Ugh, no matter how hard I try Religion just keeps getting thrown in my face. I don't care if this offends people, but religion is the most annoying thing ever created... [Edited on 02.19.2009 10:15 PM PST]
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I'm pretty sure its your imagination at work. Its just a game, with no religious bashing.
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wow, you really need to read the books, it would clarify a lot for you.
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I feel it's sad you could make all these connections. The thing about the Arbiter was just silly
