Witzgall
10-01-2005, 23:46
[{OOC: Indeed, I am stupid. Don't flame me because I thought of something like this. It's how my mind works....}]
Yes. The name says it all...Hendrixism. Indeed, it is based off of Jimi Hendrix himself.
During these times, Witzgall has monitored its civilians and their religious beliefs. While many believe Jesus Christ was the messiah, others believe that he was mearly a prophet for God's work.
In Hendrixism, they are both correct. Jesus Christ was one of the messiahs, and he was a prophet for "The Lord." However, Jimi Hendrix was also a prophet and a great messiah.
Jimi Hendrix, one of the greatest guitar players ever, is now known as "The Musical Messiah." Using what is now referred to as "God's Instrument", which is a Fender Stratocaster, Hendrix brought the word of rock and roll to all souls who questioned their lifestyle.
He did not preach God, which was good. Nobody wants to hear a Rock and Roll player preach about Jesus and God and the afterlife and the Bible.
Now, Hendrixism isn't the official religion. However, it is acknowledged. There are currently over 75,000 civilians who "preach the word of Hendrix", such as the teachings of Hey Joe, the First Gospel of Jimi book. The second book, "Purple Haze", teaches the beliefs in science fiction and the dreams Hendrix had about the world.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v212/Witzgall/hendrix.jpg
Yes. The name says it all...Hendrixism. Indeed, it is based off of Jimi Hendrix himself.
During these times, Witzgall has monitored its civilians and their religious beliefs. While many believe Jesus Christ was the messiah, others believe that he was mearly a prophet for God's work.
In Hendrixism, they are both correct. Jesus Christ was one of the messiahs, and he was a prophet for "The Lord." However, Jimi Hendrix was also a prophet and a great messiah.
Jimi Hendrix, one of the greatest guitar players ever, is now known as "The Musical Messiah." Using what is now referred to as "God's Instrument", which is a Fender Stratocaster, Hendrix brought the word of rock and roll to all souls who questioned their lifestyle.
He did not preach God, which was good. Nobody wants to hear a Rock and Roll player preach about Jesus and God and the afterlife and the Bible.
Now, Hendrixism isn't the official religion. However, it is acknowledged. There are currently over 75,000 civilians who "preach the word of Hendrix", such as the teachings of Hey Joe, the First Gospel of Jimi book. The second book, "Purple Haze", teaches the beliefs in science fiction and the dreams Hendrix had about the world.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v212/Witzgall/hendrix.jpg