Angels can shapeshift. Can demons?
>>42567583Both are the same
>>42567583It's not "Angels can shapeshift. Can demons?" but rather - what you perceive as a "shape" is merely the cross-sectional intersection of a multi-dimensional hyper-object passing through our localized 3D space-time slice, exactly like a flatlander seeing a 3D sphere as a shifting 2D circle on a piece of paper.
>>42567741Shut up retard.
>>42567583both can. in spirit.
>>42567583Angels and demons are spirits, immaterial beings. They can use human bodies if they want.
>>42567741Close, but angels are not extradimensional on a physical plane. They are lower abstractions on the tree of knowledge, like Platonic ideals
>>42568814Angels can be material. It's stated in the Bible several times how they can be touched. Demons are only spirits. Fallen angels are still angels and can be material.
>>42568878>It's stated in the BibleNot everything written in old books is true, you know.>Angels can be touchedAs I said, they can be born on Earth with human bodies.
>>42567583>Can (((demons)))?Really nigga? ((They))) even brag about it.
>>42568878Also there are female evil spirits because some of the Nephilim and Raphaim were female.
>>42567612This, they are both and neither at the same time. The jew religions are so obsessed with the duality of good and evil that they spread complete falsehoods in order to control you.
>>42567583Of course. Demons are fallen angels.
>>42567583Yes, but they can't enter reality without a medium, sigils, specifically.
was eve cute and funnywas satan cunnypilled
>>42567583What does E.T. stand for?
>>42567583Dude, if human beings can disguise themselves with masks and make up and wigs and stuff, do you really think those other guys can't do the same in their level of existence? Get real, son. All sentients being can shapeshit in some form or other. We can shape shift not DNAlly speaking, but we can shape shift by disguising ourselves, it is a level of shifting the looks. We can't shifit or morphology, only through cirurgical procedures.
