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I read this this morning and thought about starting a thread about it. I think it‘s appropriate for this thread so I’ll not start a new one.

Daniel wasn’t agnostic, and he doesn’t leave us in doubt about what the four beasts in the dream represent: ”These great beasts, which are four in number, are four kings who will arise from the earth.” (Daniel 7:17)

Outstanding. (A word that describes both my relationship with the God whom I’m presently worshipping at this very moment and your question.)

I’ve personally never met someone who expressed a desire to be a prophet, let alone someone who was willing to pay someone in order to be one. I’m currently reading the prophets in my daily Bible reading. It’s striking how difficult their lives were and how, often, they lamented, even protested...

That’s my position too. There were schools of prophets in OT times. They were schools comprised of prophets, not people paying someone to train them how to be prophets. There are prophets in the New Testament. Nothing is said about them being persons who paid someone to train them on how to be...

Would you pay someone to train you how to be a prophet?

“Artificial intelligence has made it easier for predators to sexually abuse children and harder for law enforcement agencies to hold these bad actors accountable, according to a recent report. ...” https://www.christianpost.com/news/ai-could-help-sexual-predators-exploit-children-report.html

Philippians 2:5

Suicide is throwing away the gift of the creator.

So why do the heathen rage?

Mary is the mother of a human person.