02 Aug 10
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Originally posted by FabianFnasSo little hope for the future huh? So very sad when the Bible, God's own word, gives us such a great outlook for the future and ones with no spiritual insight to that scoff at such a great hope and in turn would make others doubt it's existance. Seems like an antichrist personality trait.
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02 Aug 10
Originally posted by galveston75Indeed, the picture that emerges bears a remarkable similarity to what is found in the opening chapters of the Bible book of Genesis. There, however, we find, not the vague language of legend, but the specific details of accurate history.
Just some upbeat good news for us all....
http://www.watchtower.org/e/200805a/article_01.htm
Accurate history? According to who?
02 Aug 10
Originally posted by galveston75Hey galveston, What do you think about the "eternal now" ? I myself find it a more persuasive arguement than worrying about the future.
So little hope for the future huh? So very sad when the Bible, God's own word, gives us such a great outlook for the future and ones with no spiritual insight to that scoff at such a great hope and in turn would make others doubt it's existance. Seems like an antichrist personality trait.
Basically we break up reality into manageable pieces, so we may examine those pieces. Time is just an act of measurement and hence doesn't really exist for our "souls" , which are eternal but sleeping.
So thinking linearly really doesn't help. . Not for me anyway.
02 Aug 10
Originally posted by Proper KnobSorry Knob as I'm thru debaiting things that anyone can find thru their own research. No one is getting any where with this constant attacking and I'm tired of it. I'm only posting this to give someone who might be looking for some hope out of this world that is offering nothing positive as most on this forum don't do either.
Indeed, the picture that emerges bears a remarkable similarity to what is found in the opening chapters of the Bible book of Genesis. There, however, we find, not the vague language of legend, but the specific details of accurate history.
Accurate history? According to who?
So if your not interested in hope for the future..don't read it.
02 Aug 10
Originally posted by galveston75Let me help out divegeester there. Does one have to be a JW in order to be part of the earthly paradise referred to in the article ?
Well you'll have to check out the other churches out there to get "saved" as not one JW is saved as that's not what the bible teaches.