Religious beliefs

[Cygnus X-1 12]

well now, the bible does predict all manner of famines and natural disasters and civil unrest before the second coming of Christ.

 

and if you've ever read The Nostradamus Code

 

kinda scarry aint it. an old prophet whose writtings have so far predictied all of history. Like Hitler, Atomic weaponry, even Sept 11th.

[Acerz492 1]

well now, the bible does predict all manner of famines and natural disasters and civil unrest before the second coming of Christ.

 

Wasn't it you who said that the Book of Revelations is like the whole of the Old Testament (i.e. full of bollocks)? If it wasn't, then let me be the one to say it:

 

The Book of Revelations is full of bollocks.

 

 

and if you've ever read The Nostradamus Code

 

kinda scarry aint it. an old prophet whose writtings have so far predictied all of history. Like Hitler, Atomic weaponry, even Sept 11th.

 

Ragh, I knew Nostrodamus would crop up sooner or later. Convincing he may be but there is absolutly -no- way to properly predict the future when it hasn't happened. Those predictions he made are subject to interpretation.

[Doctor Destiny 41]

<1>Yes, I am saying Satanism is bad :roll: He rebelled against God

You show your true ignorance with this statement. Read this. It's about spiritual advancement of the self, not worshipping Satan like you do God. ****ing dolt.

 

well now, the bible does predict all manner of famines and natural disasters and civil unrest before the second coming of Christ.

No. It. Does. Not. Anywhere. The Bible tells of the Four Horsemen that bring upon the 'destruction' of the non-believers. Goddamn people these days.

[Guest Rabbit]

No. It. Does. Not. Anywhere. The Bible tells of the Four Horsemen that bring upon the 'destruction' of the non-believers. Goddamn people these days.

 

And... does anyone use horses these days? Plus, do you know how long it would take to get a horse all the way around the world to kill the 2 thirds of people who don't worship Christ? :roll:

[Doctor Destiny 41]

Oh for the love of all things holy... The Four Horsemen represent the ways in which the non-believers will perish. If I recall right, it's death, famine, anti-christ and disease/war.

[Guest Rabbit]

Aw... now I feel like such an idiot.... :oops:

[Cygnus X-1 12]

Oh for the love of all things holy... The Four Horsemen represent the ways in which the non-believers will perish. If I recall right, it's death, famine, anti-christ and disease/war.

 

therefor predicting all kinds of famines and wars and stuff that kill a bunch of people before the second coming of Christ.

[Guest MadBadger]

Aw... now I feel like such an idiot.... :oops:

 

thpught that was normal.... (ohh come on you cant leave that open for me )

 

and i belive its Plague, Famine, AC, Disease/war.... as you have to die in order to.... die.

[Doctor Destiny 41]

therefor predicting all kinds of famines and wars and stuff that kill a bunch of people before the second coming of Christ.

A generalization is not a prediction. It never says how we will die, just that it would happen.

[Cygnus X-1 12]

well, the point being, we (or most of us anyway) will die of something other than natural causes (unlessthat included famine, plagues, natural disasters ect)

 

and it will be in massive numbers, and it will be shortly before the coming of Christ

[Guest Rabbit]

Well, so far, what you say has been happening, hasn't killed us in massive numbers. A couple thousand people isn't much. Plus:

 

The Four Horsemen represent the ways in which the non-believers will perish.

 

How many in New Orleans worshipped god? I'm sure there were some, yet they perish?

 

I'm sure people in the palestinian earthquake believe in god.

 

Think about it, we've had more people die in world war 1 alone than all of this. And we were killing each other.

[Cygnus X-1 12]

ww1 was a lot

 

but each year more people i nthe US die in accidents and such than were killed in WW2

 

and these disasters will be gin to add up

 

especially if we see another New Orleans situation take place

[Guest Rabbit]

We also have more people coming into the US, so it makes sence...

[Cygnus X-1 12]

I meant mroe of a disaster hits an area, then anarchy ensues

 

that will kill more than the disaster itself in most cases

[Doctor Destiny 41]

Disasters kill fewer people than you actually think. While some are particularly devastating, Asian tsunami for example, most are pretty weak in terms of lives lost during and after the disaster.

 

The biggest disaster of all though? Religion. More people die from religious war and religious disgreement than for any other reason. History teaches that lesson all too well. Some of the most violent, brutal wars have been carried out because God told em it was a good idea.

[Guest MadBadger]

...... well all thoese were a few thousand butt spread out over a large area.... 9/11 anyone? that is the worse 'disaster' in recent times.

[Guest Rabbit]

It wasn't a disaster. It was a tragedy. There is a moral difference between the two.

[F15pilotX 4]

Well, you asked for it... :lol:

 

Ok, click on the links at the box on the top of the pages for fufilled/unfufilled prophecies, ect..(Hint, hint)

[Guest Rabbit]

No thank you... Religious reading + Me =

[F15pilotX 4]

Well...

And tell me... what are these signs? Because, chances are, if you named one, we'd all be able to prove them to be coincidences of some sort.

 

You DID ask for it :lol: :wink:

[Guest Rabbit]

Well, I meant name one, not send us to a link where it explains about the whole freaking christian religion.

[F15pilotX 4]

Dude, just click the Fufilled Prophecies section

:wink:

[Guest Rabbit]

I did not understand anything of what I read there.

[Acerz492 1]

Niether did I, and the reason? Because it's a whole lot of bull****. :roll: Any sane person would know that by now.

[Cygnus X-1 12]

Too much of it is coincedence.

 

Now watch the world end in y own backyard casue i said that