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Yeshua1

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So, are you prepping for doomsday, or are you banking on being raptured out of it?

neither, just trying to be prepared and ready to go if i either died or raptured today, or be planning for future until either happens!
 

kyredneck

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I've got at least 10 people to look after when/if TWEAWKI, how many do you have to think of?
 

Judith

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Judith, I'm with you! rd2, the headlines are absolutely staggering. This morning on wnd.com is story after story of folks going absolutely crazy. Local bus drivers being attacked; five cops that killed the wrong man; an old man reaching for his cane was shot by a deputy sheriff; the President ruling via executive orders by passing the legislature..., the list of lawlessness is endless.

In my opinion however, the end times began on the day Jesus was Crucified. We're in the end of the end times.

This nation has run aground and while a nationwide revival is certainly in order I doubt we will ever see it.

Just consider the varied attitudes of this forum. People become fighting mad over stuff that is of no real consequence..., and we're supposed ALL be believers and followers of Jesus.

With this I agree. I do believe that this country will go by the wayside and soon.
 

Grasshopper

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You a re a full on pretierist, correct?

No, I would consider myself just a preterist, but open to both partial and full. I've flirted with the full preterist position and still consider it the most consistent but I've determined ive gone about as far as I can given the constraints of my intellect.

I'm convinced the truth is on the preterist side just not sure where exactly.:BangHead:
 

Yeshua1

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No, I would consider myself just a preterist, but open to both partial and full. I've flirted with the full preterist position and still consider it the most consistent but I've determined ive gone about as far as I can given the constraints of my intellect.

I'm convinced the truth is on the preterist side just not sure where exactly.:BangHead:

So yuo would see the Second Coming already has happened then?
 

Grasshopper

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So yuo would see the Second Coming already has happened then?

I would see the destruction of Jerusalem as the coming Jesus spoke of in the Olivet Discourse. I am undecided whether scripture in other places teaches another yet future coming. Not denying it, just not sure.
 

Yeshua1

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I would see the destruction of Jerusalem as the coming Jesus spoke of in the Olivet Discourse. I am undecided whether scripture in other places teaches another yet future coming. Not denying it, just not sure.

Do you hold to a physical resurrection of our bodies to a glorified state then?
 

Greektim

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Boy that was not necessary
I disagree. I live in Central America where the perception of Americans are that they are entirely ego-centric. I am not justifying all of their excuses, but I will say that questions like that are the reasons why Americans (& American Christians) are viewed as not thinking outside of their own world. There are many on the BB that don't live in the USA. So don't say "this country". The more ego-centric you are makes it harder for me to live where I do. I know what discrimination is based on that. Soy gringo!

And Christianity is global. Make it a global issue.
 
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Revmitchell

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I disagree. I live in Central America where the perception of Americans are that they are entirely ego-centric.

So what? That has nothing to do with what was posted here and it is not necessary to assume the worst about their motives.


As far as the perception that Americans are ego-centric, when someone else has more in this world then that is always the perception even when it is a false perception.
 

Greektim

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So what? That has nothing to do with what was posted here and it is not necessary to assume the worst about their motives.


As far as the perception that Americans are ego-centric, when someone else has more in this world then that is always the perception even when it is a false perception.
I wasn't scolding the motives. I was scolding the ignorance or lack of motive.

And I can tell you that the world isn't jealous of America b/c you have more stuff. I see poverty that is jaw dropping every day. These people are quite pleasant and happy people w/out having "more in this world". It is the American elitist attitude, much of it displayed in the very language of the OP, that causes the sentiment of America's ego-centrism.

I am the first one to jump on a Honduran for looking for the opportunity to be offended at something when they really just want to be a victim. But at the same time, thinking that this world, even this site, revolves around Americans is misguided. And the more the rhetoric agrees with that, the more I am discriminated here in Central America.
 

OldRegular

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:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Human beings are the same today that they were 2000 years ago. Many cultures have been corrupted by decadence and immorality throughout the ages. Empires come and go. God remains the same.

We only "think" things are "worse" today, because we live in a culture becoming increasingly permissive, but that is simply an expression of the nature of humanity. That same rebellion is in US as well.

There are times when you make so much sense!
 
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