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Originally posted by skeptic_al
reply to post by SonicInfinity
Then he's going to be really really Pissed with Israel and the United States, simple.
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by NuclearMitochondria
5$ on annee falling for your bait, again.
The problem with ATS is everyone thinks there are few trolls
I don't bait - - and I don't "ping pong"
I give my opinion. Beginning and End of story.
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by lestweforget
reply to post by Annee
The proof lies with the holy spirit, once you experience this nothing else matters.
Many people spend years believing in a god and or going to a particular church without knowing Christ or experiencing the holy spirit, therefore they get disillusioned with the church and in some cases religion in general such as yourself.
Oh please.
The delusion was believing.
Originally posted by Caleb.K
reply to post by TheImmaculateD1
Ok, i understand that jesus was born to a family, (although not about the two families) however this has no relevance to his second coming. He will return as he left, from the heavens.
Originally posted by OrionHunterX
Christ is probably a figment of the imagination. Where's the proof that he actually lived? In that case, how can a non existent entity return?
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Originally posted by moleskin
reply to post by TheImmaculateD1
What if he is already here, but as yet, doesn't know it? As in, he might be called John Smith, but on such day, he gets the realization he is actually the JC himself
Now that might sound humourous, but if he were to comeback, what better level of protection for himself than to not even know.
Originally posted by Unknown Soldier
How is it that it is a delusion? You have never experiences "the holy spirit" so thereof it is a mental disorder of defect? Well I have experienced a demonic or inhuman entity. I don't know what it was but it was real. Later i experienced the Holy spirit. Can you debunk it?
Originally posted by Unknown Soldier
Originally posted by OrionHunterX
Christ is probably a figment of the imagination. Where's the proof that he actually lived? In that case, how can a non existent entity return?
There are many people that existed 2000 years ago that left no "proof" behind. Unless you go digging for specific skeletons you will find very little success. Maybe the shroud of turn is proof but to some it will never be proof no matter what. If Jesus does not exist to you then that is ok whatever works for you. But telling people he does not "im not saying you are" but saying that is an empty argument. This anti Christian attitude going around is sickening.
Originally posted by steven704
the faithful will rise while the unbelieving fall. this is the reality.