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Topic started on 15-11-2009 @ 09:32 PM by silent thunder
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Say by a mid-sized tactical nuclear weapon that detonated the entire mount and all structures on it, relasing enough radiation to make it utterly
uninhabitable for 100,000 years or so.
We can assume this was the act of a lone individual and does not represent any terrorist or religious group. We can also assume, for the sake of
argument, that all parties accept and believe this as the truth (i.e., Israel and Iran don't get into a nuke-lobbing free-for-all). Say the man who
detionated the bomb was a disenfranchised Tamali Hindu with no opinions about the Abrahamic religions but just simply saw the place as an accursed
source of possible future global apolcalyptic violence based on inter-religious tension, and wished to avioid the Abrahamic religions from dragging
the rest of the planet along with their medieval apocalyptic fantiasies of final Armmagedic showdowns and heavenly third and fourth temples.
What would the immediate, intermediate, and long-range implications be?
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reply posted on 15-11-2009 @ 10:36 PM by infolurker
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They would rebuild? Another place in Jerusalem perhaps? Would make sense.
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reply posted on 15-11-2009 @ 10:46 PM by silent thunder
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Originally posted by infolurker
They would rebuild? Another place in Jerusalem perhaps? Would make sense.
Well, a lot of people are very attached to that particular scrap of land. First of all, it is the location a rock said to be the rock upon which Jacob
would have sacrificed his son had God not supposedly intervined. The same rock is also sacred to the Muslims because it is seen as the location where
Allah took Muhammed on his Night Journey to heaven. After Mecca and Media, it is the third-holiest place in Islam and is currently covered by the
golden Dome of the Rock, a very venerated mosque.
At the same time, it is the historical location of the first and second Temples of Israel, and there is a prophecy that when a third temple is built
there, the Judaic messiah will return. Many Christians also want to rebuild a third temple there according to the rather exact plans given in the book
of Ezekiel. believeing this will signal Christ's return to earth and the final End Times. Of course, with Islam's third-holiest mosque currently
covering this rather coveted piece of real estate, hilarity ensues on an almost weekly basis, as some nut from one of the three religions attempts
some sort of shenanagans usually based on paranoid psychosis. So "moving it somewhere else" isn't really the issue here, at least not for most.
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reply posted on 15-11-2009 @ 10:51 PM by Lord Running Clam
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Personally, I advocate encasing the entire location in a perfect cube of highly reinforced glass and pumping in purified, clean seawater. It would
become the world's largest acquarium for exotic sea cucmbers and aniomines. Just think how lovely it would be to see peacefully floating electic
jellyfish and other exotic ocean fauna instead of a bunch of barren old dusty rocks:
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reply posted on 15-11-2009 @ 10:52 PM by infolurker
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Just giving my opinion... you stated it would be uninhabitable. If it was, they would rebuild the temple somewhere else.
But there are plans to build the 3rd temple on the mount (not disturbing the mosque)
meridianmagazine.com...
Evidence has been presented for the location of Solomon's temple having been situated between the existing Dome of the Rock and Dome of the
Tablets. This evidence consists of 1) a central axis row of stones that may contain original bedrock stones directed nearly perpendicular to the east
wall of the Temple Mount, 2) a set of drainage channels on three sides of the location, 3) cisterns located below this area fed by holes in the
drainage channels, as would be needed for Solomon's temple, 4) a pillar base in about the correct location for the Boaz pillar, and 5) all of the
measurements between these features approximately corresponding to the Biblical dimensions. Thus, it is proposed that this site may indeed have been
the original site of Solomon's temple. If this location is indeed correct, then the exact location and orientation have been pinpointed in a place
where no building currently stands. Thus the temple could be restored there without impacting the Dome of the Rock in any way.
[edit on 15-11-2009 by infolurker]
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reply posted on 15-11-2009 @ 11:18 PM by Ridhya
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Im pretty sure would result in a lot of Muslims and Jews and some Christians angry as hell and with nothing to lose... probably a lot of backlash
against all hindus as the abrahamic faiths tend to hold grudges (you killed our messiah! remember the crusades! you broke the commandments!)
I am betting all my chips that it will be the place of the NWO beginning though, because its just waiting to blow, not by nuke I believe. There are a
lot of right-wing Jews believe the dome is keeping their messiah from coming, so naturally want it removed, and a lot of Muslims who believe it needs
to be there for THEIR messiah to save them...
My guess is like yours though that one person desperate enough will ruin it for everyone and soon all the neutral people will be sucked in to the war.
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reply posted on 16-11-2009 @ 12:14 AM by exlibertateveritas
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God would purify the area and cleanse it of the radioactivity. Then He would rebuild His temple in its rightful location.
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reply posted on 16-11-2009 @ 12:39 AM by Hereno
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Originally posted by Ridhya
Im pretty sure would result in a lot of Muslims and Jews and some Christians angry as hell and with nothing to lose... probably a lot of backlash
against all hindus as the abrahamic faiths tend to hold grudges (you killed our messiah! remember the crusades! you broke the commandments!)
I am betting all my chips that it will be the place of the NWO beginning though, because its just waiting to blow, not by nuke I believe. There are a
lot of right-wing Jews believe the dome is keeping their messiah from coming, so naturally want it removed, and a lot of Muslims who believe it needs
to be there for THEIR messiah to save them...
My guess is like yours though that one person desperate enough will ruin it for everyone and soon all the neutral people will be sucked in to the war.
I feel like this is the most logical response, however horrible and annoying it would be. Also, I feel like a "holy site" would be recreated outside
of the radiation zone, for people who wanted to make pilgrimages. Or maybe some radiation suits would be donated for people to use.
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