umggg 2011 end of wurld
Posted by Flar3 Jan 09 2011 01:20 GMT in Flar3
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"The Bible is quite explicit in stating, in Matthew chapter 20, that no man knows the day or time...any true Bible scholar would understand the pointless exercise of predicting an exact date and time for Christ's return...in this same chapter, Jesus also warned that there would be many false prophets to deceive the elect...now, THAT sounds more like what's going on here..."

NO MAN THE WORLD IS TOTALLY GOING TO END

Reply by mariooooo Jan 09 2011 01:26 GMT

The Bible said we wouldn't know

SO WE MUST KNOW FOR SURE

WHY HAVE YOU BETRAYED ME, ATHEISM?

Reply by Linkshot Jan 09 2011 02:27 GMT

May is going to be an exciting month of paranoia and last minute life fullfillments, if the world doesn't end on the 15th due to our own crazed obsession I'm going to *crag*ing laugh hard at the reactions of these fear mongering shitheads when they realize their magical book of prophecies didn't live up to what it said.

Reply by Fallen Shade Jan 09 2011 02:57 GMT

"If May 21 passes and I'm still here, that means I wasn't saved. Does that mean God's word is inaccurate or untrue? Not at all," Warden said.

Always have an out.

Reply by Popple Jan 09 2011 04:21 GMT
silly christians
Reply by Nastasia Jan 09 2011 04:43 GMT
I want my 15 minutes of fame. Apparently to get on the news all you have to do is pick an end-of-the-world date and get a handful of people to back you up. But pick a date 6 months in the future so by the time it comes everyone has already forgotten. So, you all with me? I can see the CNN headline now: "Gaming fan site turned cult finds patterns in Super Paper Mario that predicts end of the world. Leader Francis demands hawt babes to appease the wrath of god"
Reply by Francis Jan 09 2011 04:51 GMT

oh dammit rapture bullshit again

http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%2020&version=NIV

GUIZE THIS TOTALLY PREDICTS THE END OF THE WORLD!

*crag* christians

Reply by Auralis Jan 09 2011 05:35 GMT
I support Francis's proposition
Reply by sims Jan 09 2011 19:29 GMT
It disappoints me how much you people know about Christianity.
These people are all radicals, nobody actually *crag*ing believes any of this shit.
Reply by Shrowser Jan 10 2011 01:53 GMT
well shrowser you have to take into account that most history classes past 9th grade teach about European history, which is largely a christian oriented timeline, and hat most people here are well into highschool by now.
Reply by Super-Claus Jan 10 2011 02:39 GMT
That's great and all, but it's just common sense. It's not like me or anyone that I know in a Christian community talks about the end of the world or anything like it's a big deal. People who take the Bible literally are idiots, it's supposed to be a book of parable-like stories, not direct word from God.
Reply by Shrowser Jan 10 2011 23:13 GMT
God damn it Shrowser. People can know about Christianity, still be Christians, and not be a crazed intolerant YOU'RE GOING TO HELL kinda person. We already kinda realized that super-religious people, Christian are not, are morons.
Reply by Viddd Jan 10 2011 23:33 GMT
Sure, but it seems whenever there's a topic about some crazy cult beliefs, everyone thinks it applies to all Christians. It's just dumb.
Reply by Shrowser Jan 11 2011 00:20 GMT
all i ever said was silly christians
now does that apply to all christians? no it doesn't
this is why assumptions are bad
Reply by Nastasia Jan 11 2011 04:10 GMT
It's also why generalizations are bad.
Reply by DarkBlueAce Jan 11 2011 06:20 GMT
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