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God did foretell that they would be regathered and become a nation again. It didn't say they would be regathered in belief, that is yet to come. But reestablishing the nation of Israel is necessary for end-time events to play out. The Book of Revelation revolves around Jerusalem and the Jewish...

I've actually done a deep dive into dragons for something I'm working on. You can trace the origin of all dragon mythos back to Mesopotamia, the cradle of civilization. In their pantheon of gods, there is a female primordial sea serpent deity called Tiamat who represents chaos. She is basically...

Not a Catholic but married to one. It seems to me a lot of distinctly Catholic theology does not scriptural backing but is built upon what previous church fathers have said and has become accepted as the gospel truth. If Mary had two human parents, and there's no reason to believe otherwise...

That was true back then, but I think it's a bit more to it than that. One on hand, it's spiritual. It's the only explanation why the world is so obsessed about a tiny piece of land (Israel) and a small ethnic minority (the Jews). On the other hand, the Bible says of Ishmael, "his hand will be...

"Servant" is also in the Bible, and depending which translation you read, it can either say either "servant" or "slave". The nuance isn't always conveyed in the English translation, but there is clearly a distinction between the two whether you want to acknowledge it or not. God didn't...

Sure there is; context is everything. Slavery wasn't a choice, was usually permanent, had very few protections, and was the result of being captured in war or punishment. Servitude was out of necessity or by choice, was temporary unless they pledged lifelong servitude, had certain protections...

There is a distinction between slavery and servitude, and just because it was commonly practiced in those days is not a tacit endorsement. It's just telling how things were back then. Otherwise, we could say that same about polygamy as it was also commonly practiced in Biblical times.

The type of slavery in the bible was generally servitude. Often times it was out of necessity though sometimes it was as a punishment. Even then there were caveats on how a slave should be treated and it wasn't always a permanent thing. But the type of slavery practiced during the African slave...

Ironic, isn't it? If they love Mexico so much, why are they here? Mexico is not that far away. Frankly, I think most of them are recycled AntiFa/BLM/Pro-Palestine protestors. They just gravitate to the next thing to be outraged about. If they want to play that game, Mexico stole it from Spain...

Our debt-based fiat system was deigned to benefit a tiny minority: the elites. It was not designed to benefit us or our country.

At 88, I don't think he will be the Pope much longer.

Not every voice is from God.

I think you may be overthinking it or at least trying to find an extra-biblical explanation for it. If you accept the Biblical narrative, it explains where evil comes from. Just as dark is the absence of light and cold is the absence of heat, evil is the absence not of good but of God. God is...

I'm not quite sure what you're getting at. Can you elaborate?

This argument comes up EVERY year. A couple of points... Christmas was celebrated by Christians by at least 200 A.D., if not earlier. Jesus was likely not born on December 25th, and the reasoning for it was not biblical, but it had nothing to do with paganism (See here for an explanation). There...

I'm guessing he was blindsided as were many others.

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Everyone has faith in something. Even not believing requires faith. For the atheist, they usually put their faith in science or themselves.