How many of you believe the "NWO" and Illuminati conspiracies are related to Christianity?
20 2013-02-15 by [deleted]
I was just reading through some posts on this subreddit and noticed a lot of people saying to get right with God and whatnot, which is weird to see on Reddit.
I'm just confused about it. I know that in the book or Revelation, a one world order and everything that tptb wants is prophecised, and now with the pope resigning and the "Prophecy of the Popes" got me even more freaked out.
I was just hoping for some opinions.
117 comments
10 klmd 2013-02-15
The only relationship is that they want to destroy Christianity.
2 FFandMMfan 2013-02-15
All religion should be destroyed.
But so should the NWO.
0 [deleted] 2013-02-15
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4 evenmoretiredoflibs 2013-02-15
so? I bet they also drink water and eat food
0 [deleted] 2013-02-15
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1 evenmoretiredoflibs 2013-02-15
I think retard is leaking from your mind
1 [deleted] 2013-02-15
Quite the comeback
0 evenmoretiredoflibs 2013-02-15
you crossposting from /r/funny?
7 Crangrapejoose 2013-02-15
Religion is to keep us away from finding out true power locked away in ourselves. Look into DNA and light-photons. Look into the codons that are being more active in children being born in the last 10 years. It's interesting stuff.
They need to control us from every angle from religion to entertainment. Look into Mystery Babylon.
1 billsang1 2013-02-15
Yes indeed sir. You should check this out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtExkh6ZiNU
1 Crangrapejoose 2013-02-15
Much appreciated. Will definitely watch this. It is 11 PM though...so maybe tomorrow haha.
1 billsang1 2013-02-15
It's absolutely amazing info. Let me know what you think when your done. Enjoy. :)
1 Crangrapejoose 2013-02-15
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vb9R0x_0NQ&list=LLNL9Zj7JN762rjhjbhMH53A
Something I thought i would pass on in return. Not sure if you have seen it but very intriguing. It's about our vibrational state. And frequency.
0 billsang1 2013-02-15
I have seen his. Extremely enlightening. Love it. I can't get enough of this kind of info.
5 Bikertomz 2013-02-15
All religions are just a way to control us. Keep us separated in our little "communities" and fight against each other.
14 [deleted] 2013-02-15
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3 benjamindees 2013-02-15
Gandhi was Hindu.
2 thalidomide_child 2013-02-15
So like one for every 50 million. That probability could go for literally anything.
0 liquidive 2013-02-15
Amen.
-1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Good thing Jesus is reality, not religion.
6 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
Prove that he's 'reality'.
-1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
That's a silly question to ask over the internet. Prove you have two hands to me.
You can't even do that...so do you really expect me to try and prove Jesus is real over the internet? LOL
6 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
I can send you a photo of my hands, and written text with my username.
-1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
That's still not proof. They could be your friends hands, or mom's, or whoevers. I don't know what you look like, so it's impossible for you to actually prove you are showing me YOUR two hands.
Get what I'm saying?
1 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
Well, if you believe that a dog could take my place...
Anyways, I've 2 hands, because I type on a keyboard, just like you. With this evidence is enough to prove that my two hands are indeed, intact.
0 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
I can type with one hand, and I could very well get someone to type for me, or use the software to do voice to text.
You say "With this evidence" Yet you have shown me nothing.
You definitely have not proven in any way that you have two hands.
If we're going by our word, instead of showing each other actual physical evidence, I'll rest my case by saying that when I asked Jesus to heal me of depression, He did. So, therefore, He is proven real.
You use the effect that your supposed hands have on the keyboard (allowing you to type) as evidence for your hands (which isn't evidence, but I'm playing this your way), so it's logical for me to say the effect of me praying to Jesus and me being healed proves He is real.
1 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
One hand typing impedes on the speed of writing.
voice-to-text isn't as fast, and would've many grammatical mistakes. Also, I couldn't copy-paste.
Well, you said that the picture isn't enough.
"When I asked the flying spaghetti monster near Saturn to heal me from depression he did, therefore he is proven real".
It's logical, as most people have hands, and use two hands to type on a keyboard. Therefore, you can deduct that I've two hands, by determining at the speed I write, and grammatical errors I make, or lack thereof.
2 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Sound arguments and valid points, yet you have not irrefutably proven to me you have two hands. Okay, the flying spaghetti monster exists, but he is not as powerful as God :)
Life on earth is balanced on razors edge. If the sun were a few degrees away, we would freeze. Any closer, we would burn up. A scientist put together some numbers after calculating all the impossibly balanced things that allow life to exist on earth. How insanely precise it is. The chance of life randomly happening were 0.000001 --- with so many zeroes, easily one hundred, that the chance was literally zero that life just happened the way it did.
Logically it is more likely that we are the product of an all powerful Creator. It makes sense. When you look out at the beauty of the universe, the earth, mankind, and other life, it's only logical to think, that with the literal impossibility that this was all chance, that we are the product of a higher being.
1 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
I say he's as powerful!
1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Lol :)
0 DevyDecay 2013-02-15
Uh huh... Please, go on with this nonsense.
2 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Jesus is reality :)
5 [deleted] 2013-02-15
1 John 4:18
God is love. If you have love in your heart, the spirit of God resides within you. And that makes you powerful beyond measure.
3 liquidive 2013-02-15
Amen.
2 [deleted] 2013-02-15
Well said sir
1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Amen!
-1 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
Leviticus 20:13:
Leviticus 20:27:
Exodus 21:15:
Proverbs 20:20:
Leviticus 20:9:
Deuteronomy 22:20-21:
Deuteronomy 22:28-29:
'god is love'. You're hilarious.
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2 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
Matthew 5:18-19:
Luke 16:17:
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Oh really? Then why are christians so opposed to homosexual marriage? Anyways, why would even 'need' to repent?
That's not how it's read.
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4 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
Your god seems more like an entitled egoistical child, who cannot control his emotions, than a all-knowing, all-powerful god.
2 [deleted] 2013-02-15
I have a very liberal way of looking at Biblical texts. I see them as inspired but not completely infallible. It's incredibly arrogant of man to think that the God could be anthropomorphized within our limited systems of understanding. Language, logic, physics? All great feats for intelligent apes like us but to be quite frank, we are barely skimming the surface concerning epistemological issues. A wise man knows that he knows nothing. Of course, he knows a few things; certain ontological truths as verified by our 5 senses. However, these become vanities; they become delusions even when we start to believe that all we can perceive is all that can exist. Therefore the most honest and humble men, those who were not blinded by egos, motivated by pride, all held a position of skepticism or as some would call agnosticism. Not materialism and definitely not atheism.
Some food for thought.
5 RegularDinosaur 2013-02-15
People who believe in the Illuminati are almost always Christians, as it is a theory that satanists are running the world.
NWO comes in split meanings, recently it is referencing a nefarious group a la Illuminati. More appropriately it is used not as a group, but as an agenda pursuing global government.
I have not noticed a single fervent christian on this sub, though there is the occasional man of faith. It seems to me that not many people here actually believe in the Illuminati nonsense. It is usually brought up with little backing besides artistic freedom used in music videos (aka: rock-solid evidence), and those who post such tripe generally don't participate in their own thread, much less the community in general.
Also, imho, the terms NWO and Illuminati should not be used because you sound like a nutjob. I simply refer to them as TPTB (the powers that be). The term is entirely interchangeable with iluminati/nwo, but also expands the context beyond their limited realms.
1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
When God cast Satan down to the earth, satan started plotting. Fast forward and now you have a world run by people who are under his influence. The only hope mankind has is Yeshua coming back to get rid of evil once and for all.
This is enlightenment, this is transcendence.
2 [deleted] 2013-02-15
I believe the original Illuminati ones were.
Now I feel that the "Illuminati" is either some sort of metaphor or overall term used for those in power who we don't know, or just some sort of running joke.
2 CollectCallFrom 2013-02-15
I think they're satanic and bent on fulfilling end times prophecy
2 ronintetsuro 2013-02-15
I think the interesting part is that religion tells an important story, but people worship the details.
The NWO wants to eliminate the message of the story, and the people are only worried about not being able to repeat the details anymore. The focus is on eliminating your spiritual connection to Creation. How you make that connection doesn't matter, what the NWO concerns itself with is total control of your mind, body, and spirit. If you are spiritual, then they must either become God or make spirituality unimportant to you. Otherwise, there exists within you a space they cannot control, and THAT is their biggest fear.
Every moment the NWO does not have total control over you, there exists the possibility of successful insurrection against their plans.
1 CrabbyThomist 2013-02-15
I think you can find a certain "conspiratorial" subtheme within Christianity. The City of God versus the City of Man kind of stuff. But down to the particular stuff like Malachy's prophecies (which have been proven to be a forgery) and The Book of Revelation (which isn't really about the end times), I don't like to read into those things.
-2 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Revelation not about the end times? Lol, have you even read it?
I have read revelation and it's definitely about the end times.
2 CrabbyThomist 2013-02-15
Are you sure about that? There are some that see it as a guidebook to the Catholic Mass. This is what I'm talking about.
1 acronyman 2013-02-15
My understanding is that revelations refers to the time of the persecution of early christian sects.
I always wondered what do the dead seas scrolls say about the contemporary Jesus?
1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
If the amount of christians (rougly 3 billion) actually did what Christ said to do, which is warm believers of hell, I think the world would have killed us all by now. But, nope, 90%+ of those who profess to be christians don't care at all about the people around them going to hell.
0 facereplacer 2013-02-15
If you look at Joe Atwill and Jon Irvin's work, along with John Allegro, it seems more likely that the bible is sort of a "collected stories" of ancient pagan heritage along with a lampooning of the warring Jews in Rome, conquered by Titus Flavius.
0 _machinelf_ 2013-02-15
That about sum's it up.....It was a way for the Romans in power to control the Jews.
3 facereplacer 2013-02-15
I like how we're being voted down by believers who probably have not even bothered to consider that research.
0 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Yet, you down vote us for speaking about our faith. Awesome, isn't it :)
2 facereplacer 2013-02-15
No, I didn't. How accepting of you. Hypocrite.
0 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
I used the word "you" as a generalization for all the atheists that normally do down vote me for such a thing. I wasn't specifically calling you out. Name caller! :)
1 facereplacer 2013-02-15
Why not go ahead and challenge yourself by reading or entertaining opposing views. You seem quite proud to espouse your under-researched faith as truth yet unwilling to consider contradictory information. Religion is weakness. Spirituality has value. But to subscribe to the idea "my God is supreme God" is like fighting over whether Batman can beat Superman.
1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
I have explored many other areas besides christianity, but thanks :)
1 facereplacer 2013-02-15
If your faith were so strong, contrary info would have no effect. You wouldn't bother with that no would ya? Just vote down anyone who has dug deeper. A closed mind is a safe mind.
1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
It doesn't have an effect. I'm saying it for YOUR benefit so you know that all christians don't just blindly follow their faith, therefore you are now armed with knowledge that you can use to not assume that all christians are blind sheep. Because when you assume that a person like me who is obviously a christian needs to challenge themselves by pondering other view points, you come off as arrogant and ignorant.
I was in no way personally troubled by your post or defensive. Just trying to help you out :)
1 facereplacer 2013-02-15
Yeah I could see how recommending someone consume all available information would sound arrogant to someone who knows everything already and therefore does not consider information. How ignorant of me to share my thoughts that there is information that I as a formerly spiritual person, and catholic before that, found helpful and enlightening in my understanding of the world. But hey. the bible's all ya need right. Every fact that matters right there.
You come off as arrogant and ignorant by suggesting you know all you need to kno and no other information is worth considering.
So there.
1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Yet, I already told you I have delved into other religions, and at one point was atheist. That means I HAVE considered other information. Read what I said and stop putting words in my mouth.
0 [deleted] 2013-02-15
As I've read through some conspiracies, at some point in my research I come across religion. As an existentialist that studies all religions (albeit, new to some) I have a fear of another "Noah's ark". But again, religions have taught me there will always be good vs evil, yin/yang. Karma etc. and I feel we will be our own demise an it may have been prophesized. But I will continue to grow my organic food in my back yard an donate it an give what I can to be "good".
In short, TPTB MAY be dark forces...or just assholes. And really, doing good is the only way to prevail. So...just be good, an everything will be okay IMO.
-1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
My friend, I say this is the kindest way possible, but being good will only benefit you in this life, it will not get you into eternity with the Father.
0 spaghettigod 2013-02-15
Fuck the Father.
1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Repent of your sins so that you may be saved. Refuse to repent and you will be eternally apart from Love.
1 fulltimegeek 2013-02-15
Keep up the good fight brother. May Jesus bless you!
2 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
You as well! :)
0 Gumptioneer 2013-02-15
Bullshit thinking like that is what religion is good for. We only live ONCE.
-1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
On this earth, yes, then it's to the afterlife.
0 Gumptioneer 2013-02-15
fuck you and your selfish afterlife.
-1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
I didn't ask for it.
0 Gumptioneer 2013-02-15
me either.
0 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Kittens are cute.
0 junr32boi 2013-02-15
No matter what religion you believe in, the ultimate truth will be revealed upon the next stage of life (death) until then humans will always look to the heavens and believe in a god or no god that fits their life experiences and conditioning. One thing for sure is that the powers at be will try and wipe Christianity of the face of this earth.
0 liquidive 2013-02-15
David Flynn makes a good argument.
0 yakuzayalosa 2013-02-15
As an atheist myself None of it exists the illuminati are to Satan as what Christians are to god their disciples and servants
In case any one is confused I believe illumanti exists but the repiefipn part of everything I don't believe
0 anglachel1 2013-02-15
Anytime I find a reference to getting right with god or having jesus in your heart on a conspiracy website, it loses all credibility with me.
0 facereplacer 2013-02-15
I just want to say fuck all you Christians who are coming in here and downvoting anyone with an agnostic or atheist viewpoint. How fucking juvenile.
-1 inkandpaperguy 2013-02-15
Religion flies planes into buildings.
-2 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Don't you mean the US government?
-3 fulltimegeek 2013-02-15
The definition of martyrs for Christians are those who will die for the faith.
The definition of martyrs for Muslims are those who will KILL for the faith.
Polar opposites. One is Love and the other is Hate.
2 inkandpaperguy 2013-02-15
Have you flipped through the Talmud? The Jewish "holy book" preaches fucking over anyone who is not kosher (aka goys). Religion is a poison for the benefit of popes and kings. Religion divides the masses and keeps the proles too busy to realize they are being screwed over by the 1%.
-1 fulltimegeek 2013-02-15
When Jews are sworn into office, do they put their hand over the Talmud or the Tanakh?
Yes, religion is for population control. That's why they hate Christians because it has no central point of authority except through Jesus Christ who is the High Priest, Lord and King.
Catholicism is a religion (has Pope for central control),
Islam is a religion (has Caliphate for central control),
Mormonism is a religion (has President for central control)
A Christian's High Authority is Jesus Christ. We can't be controlled by the NWO because of that and they don't like that.
Edit: That's just one of the reasons why they don't like Christianity.
3 inkandpaperguy 2013-02-15
Cool story bro.
0 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
They also may not like it because
-1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
I'm not sure where this division comes from? As a christian I believe Jesus is the ultimate truth, yet I do not hate atheists or any other religion. I would gladly stand with any of you regardless of your faith or lack there of, if you were in need.
The only division I believe in is when Jesus comes back and separates those who love Him from those who don't.
-1 billsang1 2013-02-15
The Elite created all 3 of the Abrahamic religions as weapons of war! Do they have anything to do with Christianity. Here, know the enemy.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtExkh6ZiNU
-2 fulltimegeek 2013-02-15
The Holy Bible is the truth. Illuminati wants to destroy it without having to burn it.
Check out some good Christian truthers:
That's just a few good ones.
7 SilentNick3 2013-02-15
Is this a joke? The Bible doesn't even get parts of history correct. It's laughable to suggest it is "the truth".
-1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Please back this up with evidence.
The bible states that the earth is a sphere, while the earth believed it was flat, thousands of years before we had the technology to prove it was round.
Tell me, how would the writers of the bible back then have this knowledge? That's just one example of knowledge in the bible they should not have been able to have unless given it by God.
1 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
Yeah, just that christians believed the Earth was flat for thousands of years... before scientists discovered it was round. They must've been following their religion wrong then right?
-3 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
You're exactly right. The bible states it is a sphere, so why people claiming to follow this book still thought it was flat is beyond me.
If you're going to claim to follow a faith, at least follow it...jees.
2 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
No, it doesn't.
0 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
It is he that sitteth upon the circle of the earth, and the inhabitants thereof are as grasshoppers; that stretcheth out the heavens as a curtain, and spreadeth them out as a tent to dwell in:
The word rendered 'circle' (חוּג chûg) denotes "a circle, sphere, or arch"
Whether they called it a circle, sphere, or disk, my point still stands (as said in other translations). They definitely eluded that is was a sphere, and not flat.
3 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
Isaiah 11:12:
I didn't know that the Earth has corners.
0 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
The original Hebrew translation does not say corners, but "wings".
5 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
Really? Your source?
Revelation 7:1:
Four angels holding four winds on four corners of the earth?
3 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Online transliteration bible. http://www.scripture4all.org/OnlineInterlinear/Hebrew_Index.htm
Regardless, your argument isn't going anywhere, because the earth is round, and like I said, the original translation in hebrew was wings, we translated it to corners because it's the best word we have. People still use the "4 corners of the earth" statement even though it's not fully accurate. As a figure of speech it works out just fine.
0 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
Matthew 4:8:
This is impossible, unless the Earth was flat.
I can quote more.
3 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
But you and I already know the earth wasn't flat.
Has it crossed your mind that Jesus (being God) and satan being an angel, a spiritual being, might have different ways of seeing things than we do, as they are not bound by physical laws?
Also, satan could have been showing Him in a vision type form, making them appear before his eyes like images.
3 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Aside from whatever opinion you have of the Bible, the fact is, it would actually be impossible for the supernatural to be absent during a meeting between Jesus and the devil, as described in Matthew 4:1-8. How else would the devil manage to find Jesus in the desert in Matthew 4:3? How else would the devil bring Jesus to the 'the highest point of the temple' in Matthew 4:5? And how else would he transport Jesus to the 'very high mountain' in Matthew 4:8?
Matthew's portrayal of the meeting between Jesus and the devil involves the supernatural. So how did the devil represent to Jesus 'all the kingdoms of the world and their splendor'? The answer seems obvious: by means of the supernatural.
So why does the devil take Jesus up to a 'very high mountain' when he could have used his supernatural powers in a valley, or in a plain, etc., to show Jesus all the kingdoms of the world? Because, a king is elevated. It is the king who has the highest seat in a palace. It is the king who has the highest seat in a coliseum. It is the king to whom others lower themselves by bowing.
So if the devil is going to tempt someone by offering to make him the king of the world, where else would be more appropriate than the top of a 'very high mountain?'
Consider the succession of temptations in Matthew 4:1-11:
• The first takes place in a desert.
• The second involves the highest point on the Temple in Jerusalem.
• And the third takes place on a mountain.
The pattern is clear: As the loftiness of the temptation increases, so does the height from which it is offered.
But, for the sake of argument, what if a person, who lived during the time of Jesus, actually thought that the earth was flat? Would that person really think that if he stood on a high mountain that he would be able to see the entire world - all the kingdoms in their splendor?
That would be easy to doubt. You don't have to be a 21st-century scientist to realize that there are limits as to how far the human eye can perceive detail and color. Anyone standing on a hilltop overlooking a valley, or standing on a shoreline looking out to the sea, would realize that the human eye can see only so far before details are washed out into the horizon.
Even a person living in ancient times would have realized that he could not see far enough, under any normal circumstances, to see all of the kingdoms of the world from any one vantage point.
Remember, the ancients traveled by foot. They often measured their journeys by the number of days that it took to complete the trip. The Bible records many examples of this. A man living in ancient times, taking a journey that lasted a day or more, would have realized that even when there are no trees or mountains or hills to obstruct your view, you still can't see your destination point at the start of your journey.
-1 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Figure of speech. (North, South, East, West)
Obviously there are not literal corners. You have done nothing to show that the early bible writers were not actually referring to the earth as round when they said "Circle".
2 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
No, it just shows that there are many contradictions, when the supposed 'god' doesn't make mistakes. I guess 'he' does?
Also
2 Peter 20-21:
Not a figure of speech.
2 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
You don't understand that verse.
It's talking about prophecy, and how the prophet's didn't just make up their own prophecies, but they wrote what God told them to.
Definitely not saying everything in the bible is to be taken literally. When Jesus said "take this bread, it is my body." Was it actually His body? No, it symbolized it, as the bread was broken, so was His body.
-1 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
No, the verse says that you cannot interpret anything your own way. How do you NOT interpret the bible your own way? It's impossible.
2 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
No where in that verse does it say "You can not interpret the bible your own way."
The only thing that comes close is "No prophecy of scripture came about they the prophet's own interpretation of things." This verse is purely about prophecy and how prophets did not just make up the prophecies based on what they thought.
What you are saying and what the scripture is saying is worlds apart.
0 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
Anyways, this whole debacle is useless, as your claim is wrong that people didn't know that the Earth was round before christianity.
The first one was Eratosthenes. He was the first to measure the circumference of the Earth[and to discover that Earth is round], and only missed by 2% of its true value.
2 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Uhhh, I never said people didn't know the Earth was round before christiantiy. Go up and read my comments.
People on reddit sure like putting words in my mouth, LOL
1 SilentNick3 2013-02-15
Really? The bible also states that the sky was a water canopy, that Jewish slaves built the Pyramids, and that an old man built a big enough boat to fit two of every single animal on earth. None of which are true.
1 RAT_RAPER 2013-02-15
"Prove its not the truth" there are facts in the book, like that their were people on earth and they had names. Why didn't they put any of the other original gospels in? Because they were even more shitbrained than the ones in use now.
-2 laughattheleader 2013-02-15
Religion aside, the so-called new world order is an egotistical and arrogant contrivance intended to control the natural world. It will fail and it will fail catastrophically.
-3 Tactlesscyborg 2013-02-15
The Bible is false. All ties to "god" or "popes" or "revelations" are akin to prophecies made by voodoo priests or as real as prophecies about Dragonborns.
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1 Tactlesscyborg 2013-02-15
Kids born with cancer, deformities, never hearing of Christianity, people with tattoos, gay people, all other religions, still borns all just get passed over then?
Shitty end of the stick.
0 RAT_RAPER 2013-02-15
http://www.ambrosiasociety.org/files/herbofimmortality.pdf you'd probably enjoy this, especially with amanita and jesus. Also, our brains look for patterns and coincidence in everything we happen to catch with our senses. It's the reason we see faces in burnt toast. Religion, science, nothing is completely concrete. The moment you think you know is when you stop thinking naturally. If god is real, and you have been a good person for your life, and he doesn't let you into heaven because you didn't believe some book written by some people however many years ago and you didn't kiss his ass with your thoughts then fuck him. Seriously.
Edit: spellings
0 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
You're biased.
0 Valimar77 2013-02-15
I disagree.
Explain to me why Dorner is an atheist? Explain why so many mass killings in the past 10 or 20 years have been all done by atheists?
People who have no faith or belief in the bible and God tend to care little about life. Why should life have value if when we die we are only food for earthworms?
2 Tactlesscyborg 2013-02-15
You don't know every single atheist's view on life. As stated, I'm an atheist and I don't even step on bugs. I'm a pacifist, and if I could, I'd be a conscientious objector even.
Just because someone believes in sky cake doesn't mean they are peaceful people. See: the crusades, the inquisition, founding of the Americas, the Salem Witch Trials, the Bible, etc...
EDIT: EXPLAIN TO YOU WHY DORNER IS AN ATHIEST? I dunno, lemme go ask him. Believe it or not, I never met the guy. Why he himself chose to be an atheist, I haven't the faintest. My guess, if I was locked in a flaming cabin and forced to give an answer, would be because he seems like an intelligent fellow.
-1 xenoglossus 2013-02-15
I feel like the ancient aliens theory is more believable then one revolving around "gods". Or maybe the united consciousness thing.
1 Tactlesscyborg 2013-02-15
I feel like a walking contradiction being an atheist and a conspiracy theorist.
-2 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
Revelation not about the end times? Lol, have you even read it?
I have read revelation and it's definitely about the end times.
1 OrwellHuxley 2013-02-15
One hand typing impedes on the speed of writing.
voice-to-text isn't as fast, and would've many grammatical mistakes. Also, I couldn't copy-paste.
Well, you said that the picture isn't enough.
"When I asked the flying spaghetti monster near Saturn to heal me from depression he did, therefore he is proven real".
It's logical, as most people have hands, and use two hands to type on a keyboard. Therefore, you can deduct that I've two hands, by determining at the speed I write, and grammatical errors I make, or lack thereof.
2 JesusIsTruth 2013-02-15
You don't understand that verse.
It's talking about prophecy, and how the prophet's didn't just make up their own prophecies, but they wrote what God told them to.
Definitely not saying everything in the bible is to be taken literally. When Jesus said "take this bread, it is my body." Was it actually His body? No, it symbolized it, as the bread was broken, so was His body.
2 CrabbyThomist 2013-02-15
Are you sure about that? There are some that see it as a guidebook to the Catholic Mass. This is what I'm talking about.
1 acronyman 2013-02-15
My understanding is that revelations refers to the time of the persecution of early christian sects.
I always wondered what do the dead seas scrolls say about the contemporary Jesus?