The Phantom Stranger
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So I read that Haures is female. But outside of JoS, she is referred to as a "He".
Why is that? Its just a mistake right? Or misunderstanding?
Why is that? Its just a mistake right? Or misunderstanding?
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Larissa666
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The Phantom Stranger said:
It seems you didn't read enough, or you didn't read carefully.
Every Goetic Demoness is regarded as male in enemy grimoires. It is a form of blasphemy.
That is how Lady Haures, together with all other Goddesses ended up as being "male".
Never trust the enemy literature. They contain lies and blasphemies.
Larissa666
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Fuchs said:
I think possibility of it being a misunderstanding is low. I would maybe think of it as misunderstanding if they falsely portrayed one Goddess or two...but all of the Goddesses are described as "male", except Gremory, She seems to be an exception, and I do not know what was their "reasoning" behind this.
This act looks intentional to me.
Larissa666
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Fuchs said:
Ars Goetia; look at all the Goddesses that we know are Goddesses: Astarte, Agares, Beleth, Bune, Crocell, Furfur, Maat(Morax), Marchosias…all the Goddesses are “male” in enemy sources. This on top of being portrayed as some monsters.
So, when he said “outside of JoS”, that probably means information sourced from the enemy grimoires.
