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Manu, Connor, you both really seem to have taken a decidedly adversarial position in this discussion, and gotten somewhat off topic from the actual thread. Please reconsider what you are arguing compared to the actual discussion presented.
At this point, I can objectively say you're no longer contributing to a discussion, you're trying to win an argument.
Please consider stepping back and consider what good is actually expected to come from this continuous echo chamber.
Ren, if I may be so presumptuous, it may do you more good as well, to take a step back from this.

On that note - why would you try to teach the dark side at a Jedi Temple? Why is it some ones goal to “make others know...
Any ones free to learn anything they want and even share it here but use a bit of tact. Please and thank you.

There is no teaching happening here. Let me know if you see any teaching.

Connor L. wrote:

On that note - why would you try to teach the dark side at a Jedi Temple? Why is it some ones goal to “make others know...
Any ones free to learn anything they want and even share it here but use a bit of tact. Please and thank you.

There is no teaching happening here. Let me know if you see any teaching.

At the same time -if this is intentional and just for the sake of arguing I’ll have no part in it. You are in a Jedi Temple. Use Tact and common sense please.
Thank you

Why Stormcaller? I'm having a good laugh :laugh:

“Ren” wrote: There was no such implication. I thought we were leaving assumptions behind?

I’m sorry, I had understood that it was your thesis that a member of a faith will not criticize their own beliefs.

Stormcaller, I appreciate your effort to “calm the waters”, but I don’t think either of us (Ren, Connor, or me) have let this discussion get out of hand or become offensive.

The issue of Criticizing one’s own faith is not off topic either, it is at heart of Jediism as Sithism was born out of a schism in Jediism due to a lack of openness.

You're shifting the goal post, now, Connor, which is bad form in debate. This is not the first time you've done it in this discussion. Please stop, as you are now pushing into the realm of mere antagonism.

I would think questioning your faith is something everyone does. It gives a deeper understanding and sometimes leads to a falling away.
Sometimes to return stronger or not at all.

Its part of at least most people I know not to blindly follow.

And the same I would think of the Sith

Its good to have different opinions. And interesting to read peoples opinion about the sith code.

One thing I do wonder the Sith themselves, its not a faith, but a way of life?
So do you believe in the force?
If I say I believe in an energy/life force that connects everything as a Jedi
Does the Sith have a belief similar or not at all?
If not why use this code?
Is there a reason such as familiarity like through star wars to draw people in? Or do you develop your own codes, to live, grow by?
Just dont see how this code fits with what I have read on sith sites.

Or are we discussing it because its at least familiar to Jedi?

Carlos,

This discussion’s purpose is to introduce Sith resources to the people who asked for them.

Everything else is my pokey curiosity and trying to get some interesting discussion going. I see no lack of tact. We’re all learning.

Well
i missed a lot

One thing I do wonder the Sith themselves, its not a faith, but a way of life?
So do you believe in the force?
If I say I believe in an energy/life force that connects everything as a Jedi
Does the Sith have a belief similar or not at all?
If not why use this code?
Is there a reason such as familiarity like through star wars to draw people in? Or do you develop your own codes, to live, grow by?
Just dont see how this code fits with what I have read on sith sites.

Great questions! I’ll run these by sith and see what they have to say.