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Angels are immortal creatures which serve [[God]]. Angels are believed to be asexual, are not allowed to drink or fornicate, have the ability to fly, and carry out the duties of God as the Almighty's servants. They are often depicted possessing wings in [[art]]. There are nine choirs of angles. | Angels are immortal creatures which serve [[God]]. Angels are believed to be asexual, are not allowed to drink or fornicate, have the ability to fly, and carry out the duties of God as the Almighty's servants. They are often depicted possessing wings in [[art]]. There are nine choirs of angles. | ||
| − | + | An Angel is a supernatural being found in many religions. Angels are traditionally attendants or guardians to man, or messengers from God (another supernatural entity) in many religouns. | |
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Revision as of 12:16, March 23, 2007
Angels are immortal creatures which serve God. Angels are believed to be asexual, are not allowed to drink or fornicate, have the ability to fly, and carry out the duties of God as the Almighty's servants. They are often depicted possessing wings in art. There are nine choirs of angles.
An Angel is a supernatural being found in many religions. Angels are traditionally attendants or guardians to man, or messengers from God (another supernatural entity) in many religouns.