01-15-2019, 06:21 AM
[align=center][div style="width:500px;text-align:justify; line-height: 110%;"]eee yes! hopefully i’ll finish him soon!
quick notes about santos:
- spanish decent; his mother and father both were born and raised in spain. santos was born in america, however.
- he was raised religiously, very spanish catholic, and his parents emphasized saints as a large aspect of their worship because they believed, as they so often told him, they watched over us all and protected them from evils, and they were “good” and “godliness” personified in human form.
- santos now does not claim to be religious or catholic, and he does not believe in much besides the promise of eternal paradise for people who are simply good hearted. he doesn’t believe in sins or commandments, but simply believes if you are good and have good in your heart, you will be rewarded in the afterlife. however, santos does still believe in the importance of saints, and he often prays to certain saints.
- UNlawful good tbh
quick notes about santos:
- spanish decent; his mother and father both were born and raised in spain. santos was born in america, however.
- he was raised religiously, very spanish catholic, and his parents emphasized saints as a large aspect of their worship because they believed, as they so often told him, they watched over us all and protected them from evils, and they were “good” and “godliness” personified in human form.
- santos now does not claim to be religious or catholic, and he does not believe in much besides the promise of eternal paradise for people who are simply good hearted. he doesn’t believe in sins or commandments, but simply believes if you are good and have good in your heart, you will be rewarded in the afterlife. however, santos does still believe in the importance of saints, and he often prays to certain saints.
- UNlawful good tbh