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Originally posted by Icarus Rising
If I am not mistaken, the three religions reaching accord and a one world religion centered in Jerusalem emerging is supposed to trigger the rapture and signal the midpont of the tribulations or something like that.
Originally posted by RedGolem
Some good thoughts Jack.
However I am somewhat cynical. I don't really ever see the religions stopping the quibbling. There will just always be one or two charismatic religious zealots that charm a group to go and start something. A dark view of things kind of the way I see it for now.
Originally posted by JacKatMtn
Humbly, I have to agree, but I felt the need to say what my small voice says within me. I am sure that many feel the same as I, as I believe that humanity exists in everyone, but it is suppressed by the vociferous hatemongers and deceivers who only wish to see our existence come to an end....
sorce
But I can't understand how the mass slaughter of 70 Baghdad college students last week by Sunni suicide bombers or the blowing up of a Shiite mosque on the first day of Ramadan in 2005
Places of spiritual worship have been getting blown up by people of the same faith.
Originally posted by Vitchilo
Israël shouldn't do nothing alone. They should do it in a partnerships with muslims so if something go bad, it will be both jews and muslims fault.
And BTW, this is another reason why Iran wouldn't nuke Israël. Because of Jerusalem and the two mosques. Would you burn a church if you're a deep christian? I don't think so.
Originally posted by JacKatMtn
This situation is rapidly reaching the boiling point
and once again I have to ask......... WHY?
Why not, have the Christian, Jewish, and Muslim leaders come together and develop, construct, etc this holy area in a tolerant way with "all who hold this place in reverence
redgolem
I don't really ever see the religions stopping the quibbling. There will just always be one or two charismatic religious zealots that charm a group to go and start something.
If that is correct do the Jews have any belief in that prophecy?
Places of spiritual worship have been getting blown up by people of the same faith.
icarus rising
the three religions reaching accord and a one world religion centered in Jerusalem emerging is supposed to trigger the rapture and signal the midpont of the tribulations or something like that.
am I mistaken to have the impression from scripture that the true new Temple will descend from the sky and land at Jerusalem signaling the beginning of the millenial reign of Christ?
DJ Messiah
The Dome of the Rock can be considered as a seal protecting Earth from the coming of the Anti-Christ.
vitichilo
Because of Jerusalem and the two mosques.
Would you burn a church if you're a deep christian?
If anyone tried to create an ecumenical house of worship, or even a complex of temples of different faiths side by side, on that site, the muslims in the region would freak out and start killing civilians all over the place. In this day and age, they are going to perceive any inclusion of another religion at that site as a lessening of their mosque, and as a secret attack upon all of islam.
Israel Defence Minister Amir Peretz sent a letter to Premier Ehud Olmert urging a halt to construction work on a new walkway up to Jerusalem's disputed Harem al-Sharif/Temple Mount, a senior official in the prime minister's office said Thursday
JERUSALEM, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has spurned a call to consider halting excavation work near Jerusalem's most sensitive shrine, which has angered Muslims and threatened a Gaza ceasefire deal.
Israel plans to install security cameras at the Mughrabi excavation site which will broadcast real-time footage of the controversial construction outside the Temple Mount, Army Radio reported on Thursday.
The statement added that the Israeli enemy confirmed the attack without reporting whether there were casualties or damage.
The brigades said the attack was in response to the Israeli excavation and digging in the Holy Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Israel is building a new ramp at the site revered by Jews as Temple Mount and by Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary or al-Aqsa compound. Muslims fear the work's damaging two rooms that are part of Islam's heritage, and Muslim leaders have called for mass protests to stop the work.
The militant group said it used the new launcher to send 10 of its homemade rockets toward the Sufa cargo crossing on the Israel-Gaza border.
Expressing resentment and wrath at such Israeli practices, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry warned in a news release that Israeli works and digging at Al-Aqsa Mosque, which would affect Muslim archaeological remains, would explode the situation in the region.
It asked the Israeli ambassador to convey this warning to his government, cautioning against any unilateral moves by Israel in this respect.