Most Detailed War Prophesy in The Bible

TrailerParkTed said:
I grew up in a Doomsday Bible cult, the church now is cool. Intriguing how all denominations I was told were evil are actually doing charity and good deeds by helping refugees while members of the cults I know are worrying about hiding in mountain bunkers.
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LOL :) :)
 
Overnight said:
Dude, he/she/it is not coming back. The whole "number of years" thing is pointless. Moses was said to live to the ripe old age of 950 or something. LOL.

The reason Jesus will not return in any timeframe is because there is no "afterlife". Therefore, Jesus was not "reborn". And neither is anyone else.

You can do this thought experiment yourself. Where were you BEFORE you were born? Where is your memory of it?

Cannot recall it? Interesting. That it is because it does not exist. The same way you will not exist after you die. Same shit with Jesus.
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themickey said:
Spoken like a true cultist. :)
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Stu: Every time he comes come up with that stuff, it's like the oxygen of human reasoning is being sucked out of the room.
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I want to apologize to all of you and everyone else on these threads, if I have ever hurt anyone's feelings. For a while now I feel like all I do is try to contradict everyone on here. I don't actually like contradicting people, as a general rule. Sometimes it can be a little bit of fun to point out a different view, if it's done tactfully. But I feel like I've become like a parent of a young child that has started only pointing out the faults of the child, and not actually interacting with him/her in a positive manner, which is definitely very bad for the development of the child and shows a dangerous lack of effort on the parent's part to value the relationship over the behavior. My experience has been that valuing a child relationally is more important for teaching life lessons than continual criticism. I'm not saying not to point out to a child where improvement is needed, just saying that shouldn't be the emphasis in any relationship.

So, where am I going with this? I'm not really sure. I think for a while I will just stop criticizing/contradicting what I believe to be error on these threads. Instead, I will simply praise God with truth. This may come across a little weird, and I'm not sure what it will look like. But, if I have made anyone feel like I've attacked them when I've tried to share what I believe is truth, well, I'm sorry for the way I came across. I don't think truth and lies go well together and when 2 people think they both have truth and yet they hold contradictory views, I'm not sure how to balance that. Truth shouldn't remain quiet and let lies live, and that should be true for whichever side of truth one is on or thinks they are on. Now I'm rambling.

So, going to try to turn over a new leaf on here for a while and see if it seems like it's a better approach.
 
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Overnight said:
Dude, he/she/it is not coming back. The whole "number of years" thing is pointless. Moses was said to live to the ripe old age of 950 or something. LOL.

The reason Jesus will not return in any timeframe is because there is no "afterlife". Therefore, Jesus was not "reborn". And neither is anyone else.

You can do this thought experiment yourself. Where were you BEFORE you were born? Where is your memory of it?

Cannot recall it? Interesting. That it is because it does not exist. The same way you will not exist after you die. Same shit with Jesus.
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I'm going to answer this following my new approach. :)

Where was I before I was born? My life came from my parents and their lives came from their parents, and their lives came from their parents........all the way back to the first man and woman. :D And no, I don't remember that.:D
 
Stu: Every time he comes come up with that stuff, it's like the oxygen of human reasoning is being sucked out of the room.
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This seemed to be directed at someone else based on who you quoted, but I'm sure you think this about me too.

Well, praise God, there is oxygen in the air we breathe, so that we can stay alive. All that we need has been created from Him and given to us to use. I mean, really, you don't really think that I (or you) had anything to do with the oxygen supply in your room do you?:D
 
studentofthemarkets said:
I'm going to answer this following my new approach. :)

Where was I before I was born? My life came from my parents and their lives came from their parents, and their lives came from their parents........all the way back to the first man and woman. :D And no, I don't remember that.:D
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You're dancing around the question...

The "I" in this refers to the "you" of you. Your ego/personality. Your essence. Your identity as an individual. It comes from your brain, and not from some outside realm where "you" might exist. If you cannot remember yourself from one life to the next, then there is only one "you".

Jesus himself said "I die daily". What he meant was that he falls asleep. The only reason you know you are alive is if the body wakes up the next day, and your brain continues to propagate your personality. Once it goes away, i.e. dies and does not wake up, "you" are done forever.
 
studentofthemarkets said:
I want to apologize to all of you and everyone else on these threads, if I have ever hurt anyone's feelings. For a while now I feel like all I do is try to contradict everyone on here. I don't actually like contradicting people, as a general rule. Sometimes it can be a little bit of fun to point out a different view, if it's done tactfully. But I feel like I've become like a parent of a young child that has started only pointing out the faults of the child, and not actually interacting with him/her in a positive manner, which is definitely very bad for the development of the child and shows a dangerous lack of effort on the parent's part to value the relationship over the behavior. My experience has been that valuing a child relationally is more important for teaching life lessons than continual criticism. I'm not saying not to point out to a child where improvement is needed, just saying that shouldn't be the emphasis in any relationship.

So, where am I going with this? I'm not really sure. I think for a while I will just stop criticizing/contradicting what I believe to be error on these threads. Instead, I will simply praise God with truth. This may come across a little weird, and I'm not sure what it will look like. But, if I have made anyone feel like I've attacked them when I've tried to share what I believe is truth, well, I'm sorry for the way I came across. I don't think truth and lies go well together and when 2 people think they both have truth and yet they hold contradictory views, I'm not sure how to balance that. Truth shouldn't remain quiet and let lies live, and that should be true for whichever side of truth one is on or thinks they are on. Now I'm rambling.

So, going to try to turn over a new leaf on here for a while and see if it seems like it's a better approach.
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Letting you know, I've never had bad feelings toward you. :) Actually think you are a nice guy.
Your position though is you are hoping to convert the heathen, my position I'm attempting to get christians to open their minds away from blind obedience to the bible.
As I keep saying, the bible has some great stuff in it, nice literature, but it would be best that humans treat it with suspicion.
 
@stu
Also, I have now unbocked and unignored you, Stu. Of course, that means you can now block or ignore me and then have the advantage. I'm not running my own threads at the moment, so I don't feel the need to defend them from you. :) This will make it easier for both of us to quote and get notified of replies. I'm not promising not to block you in the future, though. :D:D:D
 
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