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;) I know what you're saying. I believe Nero was an anti-Christ for sure. And the saints who suffered under him can teach us much. I also believe there were many more anti-Christs after him and more to come.

Yeah, good example. Given the time frame of the return of the Mahdi and his behavior it became clear that their "Savior" was actually the prophesied AntiChrist in Biblical scripture.

If you study and know the genuine you won't be fooled by the counterfeit. Personally, I keep tabs on world politics because it interests me. I view it through a template of divine wisdom, seeing how certain decisions appeal to the pride of life among the people. So it's not that I ignore the...

I added the bolded sentence to your quote. I assumed that's what you were doing. We are supposed to have the mind of Christ, yet you seem content to have one shaped by the political landscape of the U.S. Only one is compatible with eternal life and it's not the one that says "abundant life is...

Maybe you're getting hung up "make our home with him"? We're not building a guest suite on our house so He can "move in". This is a spiritual matter.

Just some thoughts. I think there is much more to who God IS than what most people consider. Assuming God wants to be known as He is ("Let there be light") we see the Trinity as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. But Father and Son are relational labels, dependent upon each other: with no son...

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Is that like saying "A-Men!" instead of "Hi-yah!" when striking someone?

@Delvianna I appreciate your attention to this. It's something worth visiting. We should remember that the Nicene Creed is not from the scriptures but from the Roman Church. Given its history of war, woman and child abuse, the killing of the saints, etc., we should be wary of any universal...

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I just want to address one issue: consciousness after death. I am not addressing the idea of an immortal soul, only consciousness. First, a passage: "For Christ also suffered once for sins, the just for the unjust, that He might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh but made alive...

Do you think it's time to shout "Peace and safety!" now or should the people wait?

Yeah. Many men are threatened by women. When everything is done in order there is a place for everyone.

Perhaps if you shared your prompts on Grid 3 we could see your replies or the substance of your replies before they are written. We could then evaluate how much of your replies were AI generated or your own input.

OMC, you've said you use AI because of your disability. I used ChatGPT to examine your replies and received this from the program: Given that, it's apparent that you've taken certain liberties with the software, or prompts, to establish a snarky and sarcastic tone to your replies. My request...

Yes! This gets at the heart of the issue: Jesus, the Son of God, was not merely acting like a man or playing the part of a man. He was a man. If He was not a man, some quasi-being that was unique in creation, He could not have been our propitiation.

Yep. Yes, He was the Christ before the cross but a man cannot accommodate all the spirits of just men. "And so it is written, “The first man Adam became a living being.” The last Adam became a life-giving spirit."

The dichotomy is not spiritual/physical. It is incorruptible/corruptible or natural/spiritual.

Our bodies are where we are, not who we are. We are spirits clothed in flesh. This is why Adam and Woman were naked yet not ashamed. They were like their Father: spirits from the Spirit. God was their Father because they derived their spirits from Him. The fall occurred when they were tempted...

I now what you are saying. (y) I believe "the rock" is Peter's proclamation “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.”