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Originally posted by NuTroll
none of that will affect what i am talking about, unless it happens like right now. of course 2thess2 agrees that there will be someone passing himself off as what you consider TOC. the only disagreement here , is that you dont consider resurrection from the dead and creation of the world real miracles and try to pass off magic of old times as the xtain TOC. but guess what , it will still be under the framework of the established religions.
of course im hoping i see this for what it really is. asa true xtain .
If I were a disciple of someone who I held in high regard, the last thing I would do is hand him or her over to people who would inflict harm. So the whole idea of Issa escaping incarceration -- as Seth espouses and as recent evidence suggests -- makes a great deal of sense.
Originally posted by Echtelion
If I were a disciple of someone who I held in high regard, the last thing I would do is hand him or her over to people who would inflict harm. So the whole idea of Issa escaping incarceration -- as Seth espouses and as recent evidence suggests -- makes a great deal of sense.
History is full of disciples, followers and collaborators who end up betraying or deceiving their own masters/leaders. Just look at Josef Staline or the conspirators who assasinated Julius Caesarus. These are two of the most obvious examples. The story of Judas Iscariot betraying Jesus actually makes sense, as under many cicumstances a group or collective can be betrayed by at least one of its members when confronted to higher powers (which can easily subdue him in exchange of political or financial bribery). Nobody in Jesus's disciples, aside from Judas, wanted to let their master being taken by the Romans and it is made clear in the Gospels. Did regular folks like them had the power to change the person that was to be crucified? No. Only the Jewish clerics, the Roman governor and the king had such power. If there's a thing that does'nt make sense, it's this.
As an atheist, this may sound like an odd thing to say, but I'm quite content that these really are the last days.