Weatherman2020
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Off topic, reported.Do you benefit from what your ancestors did? Simple question.
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Off topic, reported.Do you benefit from what your ancestors did? Simple question.
You have no idea what the Bible says you should doThe number of people who call themselves christian and do the exact opposite of teachings in the Bible is on the incline.
Love thy neighbor... If you should accidentally pick up the Bible one day; you'll see that passage in there.You have no idea what the Bible says you should do
I hate ANYONE who crosses our border illegally,
Knowing, yes. Doing, no.Do you feel you benefit from knowing evil?
No, you wouldn’t if we didn’t have a Constitution.Funny how Christians let you worship as you please.
Constitution was written by people who believed Jesus was the son of God.No, you wouldn’t if we didn’t have a Constitution.
In fact, you told me to move to North Korea, so it is clear you are against anyone that does not subscribe to your mindset and you believe you can dictate what people should say and think.
Oh, also in some African Nations, there are Christian Nations that would kill people that are different but you know this and don’t care.
No such a thing as evil in atheism. Mere opinions individuals fabricate.Do you feel you benefit from knowing evil?
You have no say and you should look up when God was added to the money and so on because your delusion of what our Founding Fathers wanted is very scary on your part!Constitution was written by people who believed Jesus was the son of God.
I’m against hypocrisy of you God haters living in luxury because of Christianity and refusing to move to your Godless shitholes.
Evil exists in all walks of life and they way you write you know a great deal of it!No such a thing as evil in atheism. Mere opinions individuals fabricate.
So I guess your ignorant as to who wrote the US Constitution.You have no say and you should look up when God was added to the money and so on because your delusion of what our Founding Fathers wanted is very scary on your part!
In the end, you have just started you are for a Nation that only allows Christianity, so you are no different than the Taliban and in fact, I believe the Taliban would be more tolerant than you and they are not tolerant at all.
Evil is a manmade construct and defined by each individual.Evil exists in all walks of life and they way you write you know a great deal of it!
So attempt to change the Constitution and see if you get your Utopia.
My bet is you will fail because most young adults realize Christianity is filled with hypocrisy and let us remember sexual abuse, abuse against women and hate for all those that do not follow your deity!
Constitution was written by people who believed Jesus was the son of God.
Paul wasn't talking to us in the 21st century. He was talking to Thessalonian converts in the first century. The apostacy occurred in the first century.It's a sign of the Prophetic times:
2 Thessalonians 2:3, “Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition;”
The falling away from the Church MUST occur before the end. But the fact that it's happening now is a sign that we're near Christ's return.
Slaughter of the Satan - the Pharisees and scribes (or, IMO, specifically, the Zealots) - was a common occurrence in the parables:It's necessary from time to time to prune the dead branches from Christ's tree:
John 15:6, “If a man abide not in me, he is cast forth as a branch, and is withered; and men gather them, and cast them into the fire, and they are burned.”
The truths of the Bible are timeless in most cases. But the Bible is clear that there will be an end of the earth as we know it. There are many prophecies pointing toward the future cleansing of the current mess we call "the world" and the return of Christ.Paul wasn't talking to us in the 21st century. He was talking to Thessalonian converts in the first century. The apostacy occurred in the first century.
Slaughter of the Satan - the Pharisees and scribes (or, IMO, specifically, the Zealots) - was a common occurrence in the parables:
But as for these enemies of mine, who did not want me to reign over them, bring them here and slaughter them before me. (Lk 19:27)
Back then, the fire that they burned in was literal.
You should READ the Declaration of Independence in its entirety.You have no say and you should look up when God was added to the money and so on because your delusion of what our Founding Fathers wanted is very scary on your part
But the Bible is clear that there will be an end of the earth as we know it.
It is not clear about an end of the earth as we know it; only about the end of the age they were living in.But the Bible is clear that there will be an end of the earth as we know it.
I'm not sure when, where, or why you lost your ability to discern what the Bible teaches but you're so far off the mark that I don't believe a conversation with you would be fruitful. I kick the dust from my shoes.the crucifiers were thinking of themselves, not what jesus taught the possibility of triumph pleasing to the heavens by all those remaining as the way the final judgement is meant to be resolved -
never the salvation of just a few - prophecies of the desert documents.