Exactly, humidity, plus respect others. Do not play God's role. (We all know whose trick that is.)
Blessings.
You're full of "humidity"?
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Exactly, humidity, plus respect others. Do not play God's role. (We all know whose trick that is.)
Blessings.
I am not of the opinion that a mass extermination campaign was carried out against European Jews.
But the trains, camps, tattoos, experimentation, and incredible loss of life were very real. The narrative however, was completely contrived.
Christian Zionism fueled by Dispensational heresy is what led to the camps, not antisemitism.Opinions don't matter, facts do.
What narrative?
Eye witness testimony by definition is anecdotal.
I also have a tattoo.
We've got museums full of moon rocks too.
People lie all the time, for many purposes.No, that's just being obtuse. You're not doubting eye witnesses, you're claiming they're liars. That's ridiculous.
I guess the question I always come back to is: at what point does the amount of independent evidence become too large to explain as fabrication?
I do not claim to believe in the Bible.And yet you claim to believe a Bible that is based on eyewitness testimony. smh
Christian Zionism fueled by Dispensational heresy is what led to the camps, not antisemitism.
The plan to establish a Jewish homeland (base of operations for the Rothschilds globalist banking empire)
in the ME is the single largest reason for the camps, not antisemitism.
Not that Hitler didn't see the Jews as a problem. But it wasn't their religion, rather their antisocial behavior and predatory economic practices that fueled his hatred. A hatred which I do not share.
,Religious and cultural Jews in Europe were sacrificed for this purpose by the Zionists to bring about the manufactured end times scenarios promoted by the rise of heretical Dispensationalism.
Or in other words, great deception.
I'm not here to hurt your feelings.
I once believed most of the same things you do. But the truth won out in the end.
Satan being bound a thousand years, he had quite some time to formulate a plan, but that's another topic.There is definitely a continuity of events which are connected, going back to before WW 1
Satan being bound a thousand years, he had quite some time to formulate a plan, but that's another topic.
Christian Zionism fueled by Dispensational heresy is what led to the camps, not antisemitism.
The plan to establish a Jewish homeland (base of operations for the Rothschilds globalist banking empire)
in the ME is the single largest reason for the camps, not antisemitism.
Not that Hitler didn't see the Jews as a problem. But it wasn't their religion, rather their antisocial behavior and predatory economic practices that fueled his hatred. A hatred which I do not share.
,Religious and cultural Jews in Europe were sacrificed for this purpose by the Zionists to bring about the manufactured end times scenarios promoted by the rise of heretical Dispensationalism.
Or in other words, great deception.
I'm not here to hurt your feelings.
I once believed most of the same things you do. But the truth won out in the end.
Once you see it, you cannot unsee it.
I find it interesting how God opens some people's eyes to the full picture, but one has to definitely be open to God to receive it, many are not.
Christian Zionism fueled by Dispensational heresy is what led to the camps, not antisemitism.
The plan to establish a Jewish homeland (base of operations for the Rothschilds globalist banking empire)
in the ME is the single largest reason for the camps, not antisemitism.
Not that Hitler didn't see the Jews as a problem. But it wasn't their religion, rather their antisocial behavior and predatory economic practices that fueled his hatred. A hatred which I do not share.
,Religious and cultural Jews in Europe were sacrificed for this purpose by the Zionists to bring about the manufactured end times scenarios promoted by the rise of heretical Dispensationalism.
I'm not here to hurt your feelings.
I once believed most of the same things you do. But the truth won out in the end.
Your argument repeats several claims that are historically and evidentially unsupported.Christian Zionism fueled by Dispensational heresy is what led to the camps, not antisemitism.
The plan to establish a Jewish homeland (base of operations for the Rothschilds globalist banking empire)
in the ME is the single largest reason for the camps, not antisemitism.
Not that Hitler didn't see the Jews as a problem. But it wasn't their religion, rather their antisocial behavior and predatory economic practices that fueled his hatred. A hatred which I do not share.
,Religious and cultural Jews in Europe were sacrificed for this purpose by the Zionists to bring about the manufactured end times scenarios promoted by the rise of heretical Dispensationalism.
Or in other words, great deception.
I'm not here to hurt your feelings.
I once believed most of the same things you do. But the truth won out in the end.
Yes, Hitler was a nut. But I disagree that the Jews were scapegoated.You might want to research that again. Just like you should do your research on the Holocaust again.
Adolf Hitler’s hatred of Jews was not invented by him but rather radicalized from centuries-old European antisemitism, which he fused with racial ideology and social Darwinism. He viewed history as a biological struggle between races, falsely claiming that Jews were an inferior, subhuman race plotting world domination and threatening the purity of the Aryan master race.
Hitler exploited Jews as a convenient scapegoat for Germany’s defeat in World War I and its subsequent economic crises. He promoted the false "stab-in-the-back" myth, blaming Jews for undermining the war effort, and falsely linked them to both capitalism and communism, claiming they controlled international finance and revolutionary movements to destroy Germany from within.
This hatred was further fueled by propaganda and political opportunism. By blaming a small minority for complex national problems, Hitler rallied German nationalists and justified the marginalization and eventual genocide of Jewish people as a necessary act of racial self-defense.
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People lie all the time, for many purposes.
Wow, cc to ban people to have different views?One of the things I’ve always liked and admired about CC is the fairly large latitude given various subjects, doctrines and people.
This creates a good atmosphere for discussions. Even passionate and angry ones.
I find OnceFallen to have a great amount of wisdom in this area. Knowing just when lines are crossed or heresies become overwhelming.
There are large contingent members of Amillennialists, and Dispensationalists, and a wide spectrum in between.
I personally find the Amillennial view wrong on just about every count.
I fully admit that I’m probably wrong on certain issues that I see through the Dispensational lens, as everyone sees through a glass darkly.
But what invariably ALWAYS happens when discussing the current and future role of Israel, is that when you get to the murky bottom of Amillennial thought, almost BY NECESSITY, you arrive at what can only be described as satanic antisemitism.
And right at the VERY bottom, although admittedly not all Amills dwell at the very bottom, is your Holocaust denier, and or minimizer, that feels emboldened by others with the same twisted view crawl out from their rocks.
It is at this point, and with these awful people, I wish CC would ban them, and make clear that Holocaust denial and minimization, are strictly forbidden, like serpent seed heresy, and other heresies deemed too damaging to the brethren, that warrant fairly quick banning.
Your argument repeats several claims that are historically and evidentially unsupported.
The Holocaust was driven by racial antisemitism that portrayed Jews as an inherently inferior and dangerous people, not by Christian Zionism or Dispensationalism.
Whatever criticisms one may have of Dispensational theology, it did not create Nazi racial ideology, nor is there evidence that millions of European Jews were deliberately sacrificed by Zionists to establish a homeland.
The difficulty is that the argument shifts from discussing theological systems to attributing vast historical events to secret motives and coordinated conspiracies without demonstrating the evidence.
Claims about a "Rothschild globalist banking empire," manufactured end-times scenarios, or Zionists orchestrating the destruction of European Jewry require extraordinary proof, not suspicion or inference.
I would also caution against repeating Hitler's own justifications for his hatred.
The claim that Jews were targeted because of "antisocial behavior and predatory economic practices" was itself a central component of Nazi propaganda.
The fact that Hitler believed something does not make it true.
History is full of examples where entire groups were blamed for society's problems through stereotypes rather than facts.
Most importantly, as Christians, our standard must be truth, not whether a narrative is provocative or seems to explain complex events.
Claims should be tested by evidence, just as doctrines are tested by Scripture.
If a position requires dismissing the consensus of historical documentation while relying on broad conspiratorial explanations, the burden of proof rests heavily on the person making the claim.
The question is not whether Dispensationalism is correct.
The question is whether the historical claims being made can actually be demonstrated.
Those are two separate issues.