Nihilol comes from the latin word 'nihil' meaning nothing and the common internet acronym lol. Means "NO LOLZ FOR YOU!"
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Fear of nothingness (comes from the combination of the Latin word nihil which means nothing, none, and the suffix -phobia)
Voyager's morale officer and chef Neelix suffers from nihilophobia, having panic attacks while the ship was traversing a dark expanse of space known as the Void.
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The Judeo-Christian doctrine which acknowledges ABSOLUTE creation. This dogma, which distinguishes Judaism and Christianity (and perhaps Islam) from all other religious cosmologies about the "beginnings", holds that a transcendent, eternal, uncreated, self-existent God created everything that is the natural universe(and every angelic spirit) out of nothing. It differs from the Hindu idea that God created the universe out of Him/Her/Itself and from the ancient quasi-pantheistic Greek idea that creation "emanated" from God/the gods. The concept of absolute creation is extremely difficult to grasp(perhaps impossible), since it assumes that God "invented" or "thought up" matter, time, and energy and set them in motion by His own will(that is, He had NOTHING with which to create, but really created entirely NEW things which were not already pre-existent). The Church has held to this dogma(NOT a particular VERSION of this dogma, i.e. young earth creationism, old earth creationism, theistic evolution) which has never been directly challenged (and seems to even be supported) by modern science, since most physicists agree that the universe had a beginning.
The Judeo-Christian doctrine which acknowledges ABSOLUTE creation. This dogma, which distinguishes Judaism and Christianity (and perhaps Islam) from all other religious cosmologies about the "beginnings", holds that a transcendent, eternal, uncreated, self-existent God created everything that is the natural universe(and every angelic spirit) out of nothing. It differs from the Hindu idea that God created the universe out of Him/Her/Itself and from the ancient quasi-pantheistic Greek idea that creation "emanated" from God/the gods. The concept of absolute creation is extremely difficult to grasp(perhaps impossible), since it assumes that God "invented" or "thought up" matter, time, and energy and set them in motion by His own will(that is, He had NOTHING with which to create, but really created entirely NEW things which were not already pre-existent). The Church has held to this dogma(NOT a particular VERSION of this dogma, i.e. young earth creationism, old earth creationism, theistic evolution) which has never been directly challenged (and seems to even be supported) by modern science, since most physicists agree that the universe had a beginning.
Whether a Christian accepts a 15-billion-year-old universe or a 6,000-year-old universe as found in a historical/scientific interpretation of the first chapters of Genesis, ALL believers are agreed on the doctrine of creatio ex nihilo.
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Get the nihilillionaire mug.A person who doesn’t consider the category of “romantic feelings” or “romantic relationships” to be meaningful or useful. The hypothesis is that, since what is considered romantic or not is highly subjective and depending on the constructs one adopts, and since all the parties involved in a bond can choose to reject the constructs anyway, romantic vs non-romantic is an arbitrary label serving no purpose as it isn’t actually informative without a lot of context. Therefore, it isn’t a meaningful concept. They’re not alloromantic, but they’re not aromantic either. They’re not in the romantic-aromantic spectrum because to them, the idea of a romantic spectrum is already empty and devoid of meaning in the first place. Hence the prefix nihilo- implying “null” or “empty”.
Person A: Does she actually have any commitment to any romance at all?
Person B: No. She is nihiloromantic, so the idea/category of romance is nonsensical to her. Instead, what does have a meaning and a purpose to her is a natural & strong emotional bond, regardless of whether we view as romantic or as not.
Person B: No. She is nihiloromantic, so the idea/category of romance is nonsensical to her. Instead, what does have a meaning and a purpose to her is a natural & strong emotional bond, regardless of whether we view as romantic or as not.
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