Steve's "Real Vampire" site

I'm beginning to hear the same jargon over and over again about how vampires were created from an endogenous retrovirus.. And scientifically the logistics ring a bell in me. But I wanted your other thoughts about this topic?

Others may disagree with me but I see vampirism not biological at all. To me true vampires are established by their soul, it's something spiritual. Their different and non human soul is what defines their vampirism. That's not a disease or a virus but a completely different type of ethereal being. They are enlightened creatures and such elements are defined by their evolved spirituality and energy, not a mutated gene or physical condition. Adding to this I haven't found any true scientific evidence to support a retrovirus in connection to the existing vampire bloodlines.

thank you for the clarification, John.
I'm still on my journey...

This may be entirely fictional but others are stating that they come from God's angel, the Seraphim. They're the ones that protect God from letting people 'see' his true form or they'd be wiped out from existence, but again, this is entirely fictional in my opinion. No one really knows for sure where they came from.

To support my theory, the Seraphim was supposedly had fallen from heaven. but again, I do not believe that was the case.

there was no "fall" of angels. Only mankind descended into a lower state and then has to reverse the spiral and return to higher source. The original source "needs" no protection. That function is entirely different than you describe it.

I understand that but remember I did say it was fictional.

Artifice.. half-truths and a narrow-minded reliance on the Observable Science. A child seeking to portray himself a Mentor. Very silly.

Strange.. I once used this site as a means of contact, through it's forum function. Steve didn't appreciate my outspoken words regarding myself and his claim that "reincarnation has nothing to do with it", if I recall correctly.

Ah, apologies from distracting from the point.

Biologically.. well, I would say that I suspect the nature of Vampirism may affect the body in unusual ways.. some that stand out when inspected.

As for the talk of whether Vampirism can be transferred biologically, I'll only say that, if you are asking if one can be made into a Vampiric being using this method, possibly. But made an Asetian? with biology? pfft, please.. that's a joke so laughable that it isn't funny.