Mar 3, 2012 -- 4:23PM, Eagle-1 wrote:

Hello, Namchuck, and All, 

Who said anything about  Science or Hindu religion?

I did, as you obviously noticed.

   Okay, so what if there are coincidences? 

The sentence I'm about to say is obviously  theoretical,  but  "I'll bet"  coincidences  don't have to be at all  related.   In  other  words,  they're  beside  the  point, imho or  not-so humble opinion.   We're  all  just  trying to come to the knowledge of some truth,  incl. myself. 

I guess that paragraph makes sense to you.

Sure, there's some seeming contradictions,  but  they're  just  "on the other hand"  statements, for different  circumstances. 

Again, one supposes that this makes sense to you. 

Don't  ask  me  to  list  all  the  prophecies  that  have  been  fulfilled.

I'll list all the one's that haven't been fulfilled if you like?

   I  never  promised you I memorized  everything.   There's  too  many of them for  anyone  to  memorize them all, and some we may not even know about.   Doesn't  that  make  sense?    I  mentioned  some  in my long diatribe that I believe we  personally  in this day and age have seen come to pass,  that were predicted more than 2000 yrs ago. 

I'd suggest that not a single Bible prophecy relates to our time. 

Did  I  mention  that  people  have  hinted  a  lot  that  I  should  do  some  checking for  some malpractice back in Nixon days,  but  that  since  then  I'm  not  permitted to see my xrays and ultrasounds?   Before then,  they  always seemed to enjoy  sharing  the  amazing new  technologies.   I'm actually a  very very  quiet  person,  don't  like  publicity,  and  dread having to try to force the issue,  probably more than Moses  dreaded having to lead Israel.

There you go again...

I  didn't  start  this  thread,  and I do appreciate that someone  did.   I'm  just  saying  let's quit  trying to invent  escapes  from  truth,  and  see  what we can come up with.   We all  probably  FEAR  whole truth,  something so unprecedented has happened, which was predicted way back in the time of Micah.  Corrupted some woman's body so she could be  looked upon  was impossible  back  then,  you  have  to  admit,  so  it  has  to  be  talking about   the  tech  age.   The woman's  flying somewhere also  shows  us  this is in the end times,  TODAY's  world.   There's some good brains out there, obviously.  Let's  use  them with a little courage.  Not sticking our necks out too far,  of  course, in case it  might still be dangerous.   But   if  the  perp   is   down  to   getting  the  preachers  to  preach  "forgiveness",   isn't  he  getting  pretty  helpless and defenseless?   Why  should  we  be so afraid  of  him?   How  could  one  get  hold  of  xrays  that  Reagan allegedly  said  to  "touch up"?   Have they been  destroyed?    Where  would  one  start, to  thoroughly check this out  once and for all?   (About forgiveness,  the  woman  victim,  in  Micah, is told  to  RISE and begin to thresh,  rather than forgive  what is evidently the  sin  of  voyeurism, widespread.  It's a special unprecedented  circumstance,  "and none shall help him", when either the gov't dept which catches traitor spies, or, hopefully not, the woman,  brings him to court, to save the world from such a sin as voyeurism, that probably even the preachers indulge in?

The vaguery just gets deeper and deeper. 

The Bible sure is  "the revealer of secrets".    For  our  own  good  and  for  our  salvation.

The Bible is a collection of obviously man-made documents exposing the understandings of the people who authored the various books.

Has  it  ever  hurt  us? 

Yes, indeed. Believers have found support in its pages for all sorts of depradations upon their fellowman.

  It  never  will.    The  Hindu's  never  sacrificed any of their founders for us, on a cross or any other way, and neither did Science.  Let's  leave them out of this, right?

Kersey Graves might disagree with you. The dying and rising god theme is quite common in the Middle East  - from Egyptian myth to the Orphic rites. Christianity is simply another version of the myth.  

If  one  person  knew  enough  to  start  this  thread,  which  I  think is  GREAT,  then  I think  it's  obvious  you  all  know  something  about  this.   I  can  understand  nobody  wanting to be first,  because  we  don't  know  exactly how much longer the situation, whatever it is, will  last,  but  just give us some clever  clues,  okay?   Thanks  in  advance.

  

Oops,  I  forgot  to  make  the  point   that   the  Bible's  predicting all this technology,  flying, etc.,  proves   it's  really  God's  Word.   Only  He  could  see  2000+ years into the future, and send His  prophets and writers  these  visions.    And yes, I've known for a long time that  Reagan had six letters in each name.  Probably quite a few others  too.  And  I  know one,  who's very into masonry and maybe NWO,  who also has six  letter in each name, his  middle  initial an A.  Not saying it means  anything or doesn't.  He  once wrote in my yearbook that I was "sweet" or something like that, so I wouldn't have suspected him. The false prophet is probably the more vocal of the two, and the  accuser/opposer of achievement, says it's prideful, I think.   Judging by the  hints I've heard for decades.

I'm glad you  evidently haven't heard about  what  some woman needs to be investigating, Ken.    But, just one example,  my Facebook  Friends  used to  fill  about  three  pages  a  day, and the last couple of days,  not  even  a  whole  one  page.   I  can't imagine what's  happened to them.   "By some strange coincidence"  just two or three days ago I came across some old clippings  and  notes to myself,  about a former  Judge, who was taking some  continuing education  classes in his retirement,  told me  he'd  seen, I think he said, some falsified ...was it xrays or did he say medical records? I can't remember.  No time to unlock the file cabinet and look for that again.  I  have to get some pictures chosen and framed up  for my art  Guild's annual  month-long member show, and have them there by Tuesday night,  besides  trying to get  a  printer  to  work.   Surely  Facebook  friends  don't  think  I'd expect them to solve such a  problem, which I've put on the back burner for decades.   Good evening again.   I  just had to come  back  online  and  tell  you  that the Bible predicting such a bizarre situation proves it's God's  Word. 

Mar 3, 2012 -- 9:15PM, Eagle-1 wrote:

Oops,  I  forgot  to  make  the  point   that   the  Bible's  predicting all this technology,  flying, etc.,  proves   it's  really  God's  Word.   Only  He  could  see  2000+ years into the future, and send His  prophets and writers  these  visions.    And yes, I've known for a long time that  Reagan had six letters in each name.  Probably quite a few others  too.  And  I  know one,  who's very into masonry and maybe NWO,  who also has six  letter in each name, his  middle  initial an A.  Not saying it means  anything or doesn't.  He  once wrote in my yearbook that I was "sweet" or something like that, so I wouldn't have suspected him. The false prophet is probably the more vocal of the two, and the  accuser/opposer of achievement, says it's prideful, I think.   Judging by the  hints I've heard for decades.

I'm glad you  evidently haven't heard about  what  some woman needs to be investigating, Ken.    But, just one example,  my Facebook  Friends  used to  fill  about  three  pages  a  day, and the last couple of days,  not  even  a  whole  one  page.   I  can't imagine what's  happened to them.   "By some strange coincidence"  just two or three days ago I came across some old clippings  and  notes to myself,  about a former  Judge, who was taking some  continuing education  classes in his retirement,  told me  he'd  seen, I think he said, some falsified ...was it xrays or did he say medical records? I can't remember.  No time to unlock the file cabinet and look for that again.  I  have to get some pictures chosen and framed up  for my art  Guild's annual  month-long member show, and have them there by Tuesday night,  besides  trying to get  a  printer  to  work.   Surely  Facebook  friends  don't  think  I'd expect them to solve such a  problem, which I've put on the back burner for decades.   Good evening again.   I  just had to come  back  online  and  tell  you  that the Bible predicting such a bizarre situation proves it's God's  Word. 

There is not a single example from the Bible that shows that any of its authors foresaw a modern flying machine.

The rest of your post is little more than a mindless, self-preoccupied, rant.

Human credulity seems boundless!

Mar 3, 2012 -- 9:54PM, Namchuck wrote:

Human credulity seems boundless!

Really. I truly wonder after they go to their afterlife (if there is one) if they are going to look back and regret how much time they wasted working themselves up into a lather over how right they are (in their own minds) rather than enjoying this world and everything in it.