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Originally posted by radstar
According to some Christian beliefs. there will be a point in time in which the antichrist will experience an indwelling...ie...supposedly at the time he sustains the mortal headwound from which he is revived.
So, no, the antichrist might not realize he is the antichrist in the beginning of his life.
I can get the scripture pointing out those facts, but probably someone else might beat me to it.
In fact. for trivial pursuits, Indwelling, I think is the title of one of the Left Behind Series of books about the end time. Scripturally they are fairly well researched and true to the bible. KJV
[Edited on 23-4-2004 by radstar]
Originally posted by radstar
don't you see it? The a/c doesn't have the power and never really does. It is satan, once he takes full possession of the a/c's body that holds all the power.
The a/c will be seduced by evil into becoming the most terrible evil ever known.
read my sig
Originally posted by Bobbo
I've been doing a fair amount of research, and scientifically, I can't justify the antichrist just appearing out of thin air...
Originally posted by Aeon10101110
Originally posted by Bobbo
I've been doing a fair amount of research, and scientifically, I can't justify the antichrist just appearing out of thin air...
With all due respect, neither science or research can say anything about an antichrist. Of course there is no way PROVE anything about any antichrist, simply because the fictional character is based solely on BELIEF! Clearly, there is major difference between knowledge and faith, the latter of which requires no proof. Ergo, no proof exists for apocalyptic antichrists. Very satisfyingly, I agree with Thomas Jefferson, in that the Revelations of St. John the Divine are, "the ravings of a maniac."