(December 7, 2017 at 3:42 pm)Drich Wrote: Riddle me this... did any f the people who wrote those words you quoted or anyone who read those words that are not still living Escape the judgement or anything written by dying?
Since there is no "judgement" of the type you are insinuating, the answer is yes, everyone escapes judgement.
Quote:No. So then can it then be said those words of warning were just as important then are they are now?
Oops, that No should be a Yes.
The words are less important as they are now because they have failed one simple test. The test of observation. They have not come to pass for over 2,000 years nor shall they do so over the next 10,000 years or 100,000 years.
An often quoted definition of insanity is to do the same thing expecting different results. Xtians have been praying and waiting for the return of their god but he refuses to return. That is the reason for my question. If we are now living in the year 100,000 CE and your god has still not returned, will you still be doing the same thing? Will you be praying and waiting for him to return?
