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originally posted by: ketsuko
I would also add that down this line of reasoning lies the rationalization that if you can convince yourself that God has nothing to do with it, then you can tamely go along with any NWO and be a safe little sheep because there will be no risk to you spiritually for having done so. You're trying to reason an "out."
Even if there is no agency of God behind it, what's wrong is wrong.
originally posted by: Mon1k3r
originally posted by: ketsuko
I would also add that down this line of reasoning lies the rationalization that if you can convince yourself that God has nothing to do with it, then you can tamely go along with any NWO and be a safe little sheep because there will be no risk to you spiritually for having done so. You're trying to reason an "out."
Even if there is no agency of God behind it, what's wrong is wrong.
My line of reasoning extends not from faith in God or lack thereof, but more from the idea that the Bible itself has been corrupted and changed by men. Also along those lines, I believe that our historical timeline may have been altered at some point, and that if that were true, then Mayan calendar 'prophecy' could still be 30-40 years out, if it were true.
...The oceans haven't turned red, but who knows what in the bible prophecy is allegorical/metaphorical, and what is literal...
if you're Christian, you are hunted and killed and dead.
originally posted by: Mon1k3r
I think that most awake, aware, and active people by now understand that there are forces at work to affect our environment, our social structure, and our economics. I for one, think it's clear that there have been plans in the works since at least the 1950's, maybe longer.
But how far does it go back?
When comparing vague and general bible prophecy (of bad stuff) to what is happening lately, and observing that such things are happening with specific intent behind them, would it not be reasonable to consider the possibility that those things described in bible prophesy about the end days could be contrived?
The oceans haven't turned red, but who knows what in the bible prophecy is allegorical/metaphorical, and what is literal. There are quite a few events which have happened that seem literal when compared to the prophecies, in my opinion. Of course, those things that seem suspect when compared to the bible are also things that have been happening on smaller scales for thousands of years.