Spirituality
26 Nov 17
Originally posted by @suzianneDo you not remember the thread about the 'end times' when you predicted that they will be upon us in your lifetime?
Careful, Kelly. Thanks to some hateful people in this forum, most weeks don't go by without someone trying to give me hell about saying we only have maybe 50 years left, at most.
27 Nov 17
Originally posted by @sonhouseIt may surprise you to know that most preachers will have it wrong by the end, also. Whole congregations being turned over to the authorities for execution.
And get to think your OWN thoughts rather than parrot what your preacher says.
27 Nov 17
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Originally posted by @fmfWhat do you think I'm talking about?
Do you not remember the thread about the 'end times' when you predicted that they will be upon us in your lifetime?
BTW, you're late. I've already been bitched at about this this week. Get in line.
27 Nov 17
Originally posted by @divegeesterStrap in, then. One is coming that won't be voluntary.
Yes, let’s get another belief system.
27 Nov 17
Originally posted by @fmfIn case you haven't figured this out after your time on this planet, there's truth, and there are lies. In this post, you're mislabeling the two.
I was trying to cut through your rather 'Trump's America' style invective with a clear question.
And, you've left out an important part of your description of your question. It was a clear goading question with an answer so obvious one wonders why it was asked. Except that I do not.
Originally posted by @suzianneDo you think the 'end times' will be upon us in your lifetime?
In case you haven't figured this out after your time on this planet, there's truth, and there are lies. In this post, you're mislabeling the two.
And, you've left out an important part of your description of your question. It was a clear goading question with an answer so obvious one wonders why it was asked. Except that I do not.
Originally posted by @fmfI don't have time to school you over and over about this.
Do you think the 'end times' will be upon us in your lifetime?
Go read the last time I talked in this forum about it. My thinking hasn't changed.
I have the same answer as the last dozen times you asked me this.
Originally posted by @suzianneDo you not remember the thread about the 'end times' not so long ago when I reminded you that you had predicted that they will be upon us in your lifetime and you called me hateful and a liar for claiming that you had?
I don't have time to school you over and over about this.
Go read the last time I talked in this forum about it. My thinking hasn't changed.
I have the same answer as the last dozen times you asked me this.
27 Nov 17
Alright, since I rarely post here anymore, I'm going to call this thread to order. If I still can. Does anyone have anything to say about pantheism? Or about pantheism's potential role in relation to industrial society? Can the ecological "end times" be averted, or are we hopelessly bound to the scripts assigned to us by global consumerist capitalism?
27 Nov 17
Originally posted by @suzianneAs long as we walk loving God and each other we do well, when we attack one another, we need to concern ourselves about the condition of our own hearts.
Careful, Kelly. Thanks to some hateful people in this forum, most weeks don't go by without someone trying to give me hell about saying we only have maybe 50 years left, at most.
But I hope that even you aren't fooled, Kelly. The spectacular rise of Trump, and people voting for him who only reap the whirlwind because of his pro-wealthy, anti-middle-cl ...[text shortened]... otally under his thrall. I hope we all have the strength to see him as he is, and not join him.
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27 Nov 17
Originally posted by @kellyjayIn regards to this thread though, the issue is less about how we attack each other and more about how we are attacking the planet. The Bible may indeed instruct you how to treat your neighbour but is noticeably negligent in telling you to treat the environment around you with respect.
As long as we walk loving God and each other we do well, when we attack one another, we need to concern ourselves about the condition of our own hearts.
Indeed, all this talk about being in the 'end times' is more likely to foster an attitude of belligerence towards the planet, seeing as we are all doomed anyway. (Which we are not). Humans will still be here thousands of years from now; granted, with two heads and advanced fashion sense.
27 Nov 17
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeIndeed, Genesis 1:28 seems to give mankind license to do with the earth as he sees fit:
In regards to this thread though, the issue is less about how we attack each other and more about how we are attacking the planet. The Bible may indeed instruct you how to treat your neighbour but is noticeably negligent in telling you to treat the environment around you with respect.
Indeed, all this talk about being in the 'end times' is more ...[text shortened]... l still be here thousands of years from now; granted, with two heads and advanced fashion sense.
God blessed them and said to them, “Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and subdue it. Rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky and over every living creature that moves on the ground.”
This verse seems to promote the view that man is distinct from nature and apart from it.