(April 13, 2011 at 12:37 pm)tackattack Wrote: @lilphil, his source quote is from the link above the graph.
Yes indeed tack
there is also this in there:Loony Religious website Wrote:About the "End Times"
Speaking of the signs that will happen, leading to his return to judge the peoples of earth (at the end of the age), Jesus is quoted as saying ‘in various places there will be famines and earthquakes - these things are the beginning of birth pangs’ (ref: Matthew 24). Now, because birth pains begin small and then increase in intensity and frequency, this passage can be interpreted to mean that earthquakes (and famines - caused primarily through lack of rainfall in certain areas) will increase both in frequency and impact/strength prior to Jesus’ second coming. Although Jesus is clear that no one will know the day or the hour, and his return will indeed happen “when you do not expect”, he does give us broad pointers, one of these being natural events – like earthquakes.
Ahw No bias in there
I mean, they grab data from the last 23 years of the earth's geological story then conflate that to birth pains? Can we call Orogenicman in here to explain what 23 years in Earth's geological history mean?
