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..used all those words to aptly say.. 'trying to discuss things with contentious people is stupid', actually.

Perhaps I seem contentious because I ask pointed questions about your statements. I guess the other option is to just believe you no matter what you say. My questioning you is not to say that you are lying. You may be right or honestly mistaken. Maybe you think I should just believe you. Is that the position you take when a Mormon speaks to you about their encounter with the angel Moroni or that they will eventually be gods of their own universes? When they say those things, do you believe them or do you question their statements?

So why should I not question your statement that those are photos of angels?

Maybe I was too flippant in my review of your last long explanation.

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No, by most accounts they were angels, without argument. Perhaps you misunderstand about angels, that even satan can appear as an angel of light, because God created him as an angel, and there are others as well.
Ok, anything that looks like that in a photo is an angel. Maybe good, maybe evil.

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However in both those cases those angels came bearing false witness and testimony, attempting to change the word of God and finding eager subjects in Joseph Smith, who was quite involved in masonry and things of that nature.. Mohammad who was angry the Jews and christians rejected him, among other things... Demon may be a term some people use to refer to the angels that rebelled against God, but demons seem to take lots of other forms as well, from various accounts I've read or encountered. No one in this life really knows all the specifics.
You claim to not know specifics yet proclaim the following...

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The angels I know for sure have been around us have never offered 'revelation' of any sort contrary to the word of God, they pretty much just protect us, deliver our prayers back and forth to God quite quickly, and return messages from the Lord when need be... the angel in the photo of the praise service seems to be exactly that... an angel of worship... By their works you shall know them. Read the bible for more clarification, it's a rather involved subject.
What angels have you had interaction with? What did they say to you?

What "works" did the angel in the photo do that allowed you to determine that it was an angel of worship? What about the pink one...angel of driver protection? ....angel of corrosion protection? ...angel of bird dropping protection?

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And otherwise, you can think whatever you'd like, it really doesn't matter to me, they are just photos with what appear to be apparitions of some sort in them. Only firsthand experiences can really ever teach you the truth about these things and I can't help you with that, sorry. Context itself is also important, and chances are quite slim you will ever know me so you'll have to be satisfied with the bits and pieces of my life experience I throw out there.

It's kind of the thing you really have to ask Jesus about, not me. I just have a couple photos to show, believing is up to you. It's really neither here nor there to me what you believe to be completely honest. I gave up trying to convince people of anything a long time ago. If someone believes, the photos are meaningful, if not, so what... that's all.

I actually have asked Jesus about these things and He remains strangely silent. I shouldn't wonder though since He has never spoken to me before despite my fervent desire and desperation. Hours and days fasting and on my knees crying out for some revelation only to find out that He ignored me so He could tell you that strange things on your photos are angels....and good angels at that. Amazing how he prioritizes. You must be much more important than me!!! Are you some sort of evangelist like Billy Graham? Maybe you're a great healer, curing cancer and leprosy.

Since you're such a high ranking Christian, I'm sure you have it in your heart to forgive me if I say I think Jesus seems to have no interest in getting me to follow Him.


A faith that connot survive collision with the truth is not worth many regrets. -- Arthur C. Clarke