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Do You Believe In 'End Time Prophecies' Like Book Of Revelation?
Do you buy these prophecies? Like the end of the world that has been expected for 2,000 years and just keeps on rolling along?
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I don't buy those shit, but they're good subjects of movies though
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i also believe in , santa , easter bunny , the tooth fairy , the monsters under my bed , bloody mary in the mirror and any other bullshit story you can think of
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I am very skeptical about everything that is written in that book but some things really scares me.
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Another thread by UFO boy.. oyu have way too much time on your hands buddy
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nope, not at all.
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But I'll sell'em...cheap, too. $379 per each horsemen of the apocalypse (olume discounts of $600 if you purchase two). |
it not for me
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There hasn't been a time in history (recorded anyways) when someone wasn't preaching the end of the world. heh As far as believing it, if anyone/anything is going to bring destruction, it will be mother nature herself.
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beware 2012...lol
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There is no denying there's some eerie parallels between the bible and historic events over time.
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in the beginning God created man - later man decided to return the favor.
I do believe in the 'end time prophecies' but keeping in mind that they were interpreted by man and therefore open to critical interpretation and error. Same as i believe in a God but not the god that the religions want us to believe. |
Yes I believe in it completely!
The christian Jesus Christ will rise up and smote all the Christian non-believers. And then when it is over the Americans --- I mean meek shall inherit the earth. |
search for Hermes Trismegistus and the Hermetic Writings (greek ancient texts) and you'll see the creation of the world as described in bible mentioned there centuries before christ. Nice copycat lol
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The end of the world and biblic content have always been juxtaposed together. My interpretation is that the bible can be taken to mean many things and therefore calls on ones subjective nature or interpretation of events. If you look at it from a point of science the sun is still in its hydrogen burning phase, when it gets to element 57 the iron burning phase it is meant to implode causing a white dwarf...this would mean the end of the earth unless Mc Guyver can help us or maybe the Cling Ons ha ha
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I think it's all a bunch of hooie
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beware on June 6 2006...its the mark of the beast!Its the end of the world..
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Actually when it comes to what catholicism teaches, the book of revelations is not considered a prophecy at all. Due to all the hype, though most seem to get it wrong and assume thats what it is anyways.
Its really thought to be a book written in code, back in a time when christians were openly persecuted etc. Its all alegory for events that suppsedly took place long ago and owning a bible and talking about christ could get you killed. Its not a prophecy at all. |
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Next time you're smoking a cock make sure you remove the cum from your eye before typing. It will end these bad spelling events. |
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just the Big Crunch
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From a scientific perspective, the world will end.
Our Sun is a yellow, G2 V main sequence dwarf. Yellow dwarfs live about 10 billion years (from zero-age main sequence to white dwarf formation), and our Sun is already about 5 billion years old. As the core runs out of hydrogen and then helium, the core will contact and the outer layers will expand, cool, and become less bright. It will become a red giant star. As a red giant, scientists believe its diameter may extend well beyond the orbit of Venus, and even possibly beyond the orbit of Earth. It will be pumping out a thousand times more energy, making Earth complete heated hell. The solar winds will become cyclones that will make radio communication impossible and perhaps evaporate the atmosphere altogether. The good news is that by the time this happens the heat will warm up other planets that we couldn't possibly inhabit now, so everyone on Earth may have to relocate, assuming the planet has advanced to that level of technology. Personally, I don't think mankind will be around though. The earth has limited resources and eventually our population growth will do us in. Enough food and water will be a major problem going forward. If not that, we have to worry about a catastrophic meteor strike that would send the entire planet and any survivors back to a planet of the apes lifestyle. And when the earth's magnetic field next flips, we are going to experience chaos like never before seen on earth that will complete disrupt and possibly destroy the entire planet's electronic infrastructure. |
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No.
I believe aliens will come from outer space, forming large and intricate crop circles, which will release virulent new strains of bird flu, thereby wiping out the entire population of Earth. And possibly Mars, as well. |
No, I definitely not.
But I do believe that there will be a major world war (it's started already, duh!) and that may bring a lot of death and desolation... we may end up living in a world like the movies show (the Postman, Mad Max, etc.) |
terrorists are going to set off a couple nukes kill a couple million people. bird flu and sars are going to wipe out half the population. after that global warming will finally take full affect and cause catastrophic weather never seen before. then a super valcono will erupt at yellowstone and block out the sun for a year leaving whatever humans left on the earth starving and malnourished. if all that fails to finish us off a 200 mile wide comet is going to strike the earth at damn near lightspeed eliminating whatever living organisms were left on this piece of dirt we live on.
hope this helps you all sleep better at night. :) |
NASA says the end of the world will happen in 2038 thats a fact.
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will the vampires and elves die as well?
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And today another report came out showing new studies that the ice is melting faster than previously thought on the poles and Greenland and by the end of this century the world's temp will be bumped up by 5 degrees which will cause sea levels to rise worldwide by 4 feet. Not a big problem if you live high up, but most people live in coastal areas so this will be a major problem. Also, the temp rise will increase the voracity of hurricanes, thunderstorms, tornados, etc. |
I read them just to entertain myself or if I find I can't easily sleep at night. :pimp
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Your right on the money KRL , you have expanded my point elegantly
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