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World in chaos

Bunyip

pro scapegoat
Actually, I'd say the human race has basically been ignoring God or creating made-up gods of their own liking throughout history instead of seeking help from the real Creator and that is the reason for all the problems on earth.

Sure, but you seem to believe that creator made very a violent, wicked and evil humanity. So why worship an incompetant god?
 

InChrist

Free4ever
Why do you ignore how bad the world has been in much more chaos in the past?

Is it because your trying force mythology into reality so hard you throw facts out the window ????


Why do you want this mythology to be right so bad?

Everyone who has stated the end is near, has been 110% factually wrong, why do you want to join those in error?

I'm not ignoring how bad or chaotic things in the world have been in the past. I'm just saying that I see the things happening now to be lining up with the end of the age as revealed in the scriptures. sorry, if you don't agree. That certainly is your option, but no matter how many times you say "mythology" in reference to the Bible does not make it so or change my perspective on the reliability and integrity of the scriptures.

Sure there have been those who've said the end is near an many who have claimed false dates, but that does not negate the fact that Jesus said there will be an end of the age and a time of His return. He also plainly said to "Watch". So whether you agree or believe this does not change reality, from my perspective, that there will be point in time when this occurs and there are indications to watch for, if one choose to do so.
 

Bunyip

pro scapegoat
:angel2:
I'm not ignoring how bad or chaotic things in the world have been in the past. I'm just saying that I see the things happening now to be lining up with the end of the age as revealed in the scriptures. sorry, if you don't agree. That certainly is your option, but no matter how many times you say "mythology" in reference to the Bible does not make it so or change my perspective on the reliability and integrity of the scriptures.

Sure there have been those who've said the end is near an many who have claimed false dates, but that does not negate the fact that Jesus said there will be an end of the age and a time of His return. He also plainly said to "Watch". So whether you agree or believe this does not change reality, from my perspective, that there will be point in time when this occurs and there are indications to watch for, if one choose to do so.

Sure my friend, but Jesus said that his return would be 2000 years ago, that prophecy has already failed.
 

InChrist

Free4ever
Sure, but you seem to believe that creator made very a violent, wicked and evil humanity. So why worship an incompetant god?

No, I believe that God made humanity good and it was human sin and disobedience which introduced violence, evil, and wickedness into the world.
 

Bunyip

pro scapegoat
No, I believe that God made humanity good and it was human sin and disobedience which introduced violence, evil, and wickedness into the world.

Nah, don't buy it. A bad workman blames his tools, a bad owner blames his dog. If people are wicked, god made them so.
 

InChrist

Free4ever
:angel2:

Sure my friend, but Jesus said that his return would be 2000 years ago, that prophecy has already failed.

Jesus said His return would be at the end of the age and Paul further states when the fullness of the Gentiles comes in.
 

Bunyip

pro scapegoat
Jesus said His return would be at the end of the age and Paul further states when the fullness of the Gentiles comes in.

You need to read your bible, he said that he would return while some of those who saw his mission still lived. He did not come, that prophecy failed nearly 2000 years ago.
 

InChrist

Free4ever
You need to read your bible, he said that he would return while some of those who saw his mission still lived. He did not come, that prophecy failed nearly 2000 years ago.

Maybe you will kindly give me the reference to the passage which you think says that Jesus indicated He would return while some disciples still lived.
 

InChrist

Free4ever
Mathew 24:34

If that verse is read in context of the entire passage I think it is clear that Jesus is speaking in reference to a future generation, the generation which sees the signs He has just finished speaking about. It is this generation which will not pass away and will see His return. I believe one of the most indicative signs is that of the re-establishment of the nation of Israel.
 

InChrist

Free4ever
I would definitely prefer to take responsibility for my sins. And yes, they are my burden to bear.

Seeking salvation through the Savior Jesus Christ does not mean one does not take responsibility because to receive salvation means admitting ones sin and need of forgiveness. Are you sure you are able to bear your sins eternally?
 

Estro Felino

Believer in free will
Premium Member
No, I believe that God made humanity good and it was human sin and disobedience which introduced violence, evil, and wickedness into the world.


Exactly, I couldn't have said it better myself.
man was created in the image of God. That means, that God thought of a perfect, good and obedient creature, when He created him.
But he gave him free will too. free will implies freedom to sin.
 

InChrist

Free4ever
Exactly, I couldn't have said it better myself.
man was created in the image of God. That means, that God thought of a perfect, good and obedient creature, when He created him.
But he gave him free will too. free will implies freedom to sin.

Yet, you did and said it very well!
 
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