Sorry for the heretic nature of the question, I swear to the Golden Throne that I didn't mean this to denounce His God-Emperor, the sovereign of the Imperium of Man, and Father, Guardian, and God of the human race.

But a colleague of mine (I think he's a mutant) claimed that before the Horus Heresy (may the God-Emperor smite the filthy Chaos scum) the Emperor had said repeatedly that he never wanted us subject of His Eternal Grace to worship him as a deity but to instead focus on 'the enlightenment of science' or some crazy orkdung like that.

I reported him to the Adeptus Arbites immediately afterward of course but it still got me thinking and I have tried reading up on it but it's really not easy to find any answers about.

I'm also having bad nightmares about daemons taking my soul at night but I think that's stress.

And, on that note, was Varrick being racist for casting someone clearly not of Water Tribe descent as someone from the Water tribe?

Hell, all the villains in the Nuktuk movers are darker skinned compared to the heroes.

Was it just ruled by the Dark Templars?

I am struggling to see what the federal implications of the Act were. I know it gave away autonomy at the provincial level (although even this is debatable), however what did the act offer at the all-India level?

It well known that was no major diplomatic contact between the Seanchan Empire and the nations of the Westerlands before the Corenne; however, I wondered if there was any evidence for direct contact between the two continents at all; via trade and commerce for example?

I've read Sister Petrine and Brother Genitivi's histories on the Dales, but I want to know what the academic view is. Obviously no event in Thedosian history is black and white, but I'd appreciate some input.

Were the effects limited to Narnia, or were they felt in Archenland and Calormen, as well?

And for that matter, are the witches Lawful Good and Chaotic Evil?

Is it true that M. Night Shyamalan is a direct descendant of the Fire Nation, and took the role to make the Avatar TLA just to tarnish the legend of Aang?

Also, what role did the strategic culture of House Atreides play in how they ruled Arrakis, if at all? Or were the events simply the ultimate demonstration of "Great Man Theory"?

Apparently there is a void in the Imperial records regarding the origins of the chapter of the Blood Ravens. For this reason, many believe that the Blood Ravens have a very dark past and have committed such atrocities that the Empire purposely deleted some of the archives. This is a theory many heretics believe and although it's probably heretic-made filth, it hasn't been disproved. In fact the complete absence of any kind of data reinforces this theory.

Is there any historical evidence that supports this theory? Could the Empire go as far as to delete the Blood Raven's early records?

The highest estimates of Cerberus paramilitary personnel never exceed 10,000, but Cerberus was able to force the full retreat of C-Sec in all areas of operation. The Citadel housed a population of 13.2 million and a police force of 200,000 constables. How was such a small force able to gain such a huge advantage.

My friend, for the sake of anonymity let's call him JD, seems to think the guy exists. What is the true story?