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'''''Armageddon''''' is a highly popular story currently in production in the [[Fanfics]] forum on SDN. The chief author is [[Stuart Slade]], although both [[Stravo]] and [[Surlethe]] have contributed. Briefly, the story follows an alt-universe story wherein heaven and hell are real, and heaven declares that, from now on, all humans who die will go to hell, and orders all humans to lie down and die. Satan consequently declares Earth a conquest; however, the surviving humans will not go under lightly and declare war on hell. The story explores themes of betrayal, self-reliance, and especially the dichotomy between inflexible dogmatic thinking and flexible scientific analysis. | '''''Armageddon''''' is a highly popular story currently in production in the [[Fanfics]] forum on SDN. The chief author is [[Stuart Slade]], although both [[Stravo]] and [[Surlethe]] have contributed. Briefly, the story follows an alt-universe story wherein heaven and hell are real, and heaven declares that, from now on, all humans who die will go to hell, and orders all humans to lie down and die. Satan consequently declares Earth a conquest; however, the surviving humans will not go under lightly and declare war on hell. The story explores themes of betrayal, self-reliance, and especially the dichotomy between inflexible dogmatic thinking and flexible scientific analysis. | ||
== Charecters == | |||
== Deamons == | |||
[http://bbs.stardestroyer.net/viewtopic.php?t=117679|Armageddon???] | [http://bbs.stardestroyer.net/viewtopic.php?t=117679|Armageddon???] | ||
[[Category: SDN Culture]] | [[Category: SDN Culture]] | ||
Revision as of 09:24, 8 November 2008
Armageddon is a highly popular story currently in production in the Fanfics forum on SDN. The chief author is Stuart Slade, although both Stravo and Surlethe have contributed. Briefly, the story follows an alt-universe story wherein heaven and hell are real, and heaven declares that, from now on, all humans who die will go to hell, and orders all humans to lie down and die. Satan consequently declares Earth a conquest; however, the surviving humans will not go under lightly and declare war on hell. The story explores themes of betrayal, self-reliance, and especially the dichotomy between inflexible dogmatic thinking and flexible scientific analysis.