DNA Proves Existence of a Designer

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I saw the controversies but the kingdoms I listed in my post above are clearly the kingdoms referred to in the Book of Daniel.  There are controversies over everything.

Where are you getting this four monarchs from.  He was to be alive during Rome's rule.  Provide the verse on the established kingdom in Israel.  Christianity is spiritual Israel for Jew and Gentile.

Here it is again, since you clearly lack the intellectual honesty to look it up: "And in the days of these kings shall the God of heaven set up a kingdom which shall never be destroyed; and the kingdom shall not be left to other people, but it shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand forever." (Daniel 2:44)

The Lord obviously never came to earth during the lifetimes of the four monarchs as per Daniel 2:44, and his kingdom was never established in Israel to rule forever. Sorry, but you fail---AGAIN.

Your inability to recognize the evidence placed right before you is due to cognitive dissonance and intellectual dishonesty. You'll never learn because you do not WANT to learn.

It's time to move on to your next claim. This one has been thoroughly debunked and I will not waste any more time on an intellectual illiterate with a closed mind.

Read the simple Bible commentaries on Daniel 2:44.  The Lord came to Earth and setup His everlasting kingdom.  He will return.

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OK, sure I did??  How did I show what little I know with the statement above?  Be more specific.

By indicating your very christian but very mistaken belief that a jewish prophecy would have anything to do with a pagan demigod.  How can I make this any more explicit for you?  You are reading old magic book wrong, christians have always read old magic book wrong.  You borrowed their fairy tale, but you can't read it for shit and you don't believe in their god.  Your christ is not their messiah.

It never was.  Your religion and your godman are a syncretic blend of hellenism, jewish mysticism, and mediteranian and n. european paganism that appealed (then and now)..... to gentiles.  You read things as "prophecy" when fortune telling is flatly verboten in old magic book.  The narrators of old magic book aren't sorcerers gazing through a crystal ball into some distant future...but socio-political commentators warning the people alive then of the consequences of their actions vis a vis some offense against god in the then-here and now.

It is the only religion that says you can't save yourself.  You need God the Son to save you.