Little Nipper
Member
All the Bible prophecy that has come to fruition. I don't believe in coincidences, and especially not that many of such magnitude.
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Creationism Creates Confusion for Christians
- Thread starter Brickjectivity
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You saying they have come to fruition is not proof. Show me these supposed prophecies.
I do not see any agreement among Christians in the many different and conflicting versions of the fulfillment of prophecies
In the years after the death of Jesus Christ, everything would be fulfilled in one generation and go 'Poof!' It did not happen. There have been many since and all failed.
Are you ready to put on the white robe and go to the mountaintop and be taken up?
When is the King going to return and restore the Hebrew Kingdom and establish his throne on the mountaintop?
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Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
No, it hasn't. There are quite a few failed prophecies. And you need to remember, part of the Bible was written as if it were prophecy. For example the latter part of Isaiah.
Audie
Veteran Member
There's this odd thing about " fruit" in that religion.
Astrophile
Active Member
Are you saying that there are many gaps in the theory of evolution, therefore the theory is false, or that the theory of evolution contradicts the Bible and therefore people who claim to believe the Bible cannot believe the theory of evolution? The first assertion is definitely false; the second is out of my field since I do not believe the Bible.hmm, When a religion claims to be based on the Bible but denies and casts doubt on what the Bible says about many things, and I'm not speaking of parables or illustrations which can certainly be misunderstood, that religion is off base. There are so many gaps in the theory of evolution that to say it is true is a sad thing. To believe evolution is how it all happened is saying that the Bible is lying. To go further, I defy those who claim to belong to a church who believe in evolution to back up any belief they may have in God as exemplified in the Bible. Or, might they say -- well -- we just don't know...
Audie
Veteran Member
There's gaps in the history of the "Roman
Empire" So the theory of its ever having existed
is falsified.
It's like my life story. There's gaps that science
cannot explain. I'm..... Things are spinning
seemingly out of control! I'm I'm ...fading out...
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
Since you apparently don't believe the Bible, nothing further on that can really be said to you about the validity of the prophecies right now. That's what I think. Because if statements are provided from the Bible foretelling the future, you will argue with that, and basically won't believe the prophecies or their fulfillment. That's how I see it. No point for me to go into it. Others may try, but no me. Have a good one.
You are the Queen of avoidance
Audie
Veteran Member
Khabeni412
Member
So aphrodite then? The goddess of love? Certainly you don't mean the god of the bible who approves of rape, genocide, infanticide, murder, slavery, child and spousal abuse, terrorism etc?
McBell
Admiral Obvious
You do what you gotta do to protect your beliefs...