You don’t even realize that your own truth claim is self refuting. I wonder if you even bothered to view any of the videos.
Look, what do you do with the Jewish nation? Moses warned them there were blessings and curses. God scattered them The Bible predicted their return to their home lane. It predicts they will rebuild their temple. But it said they would come back in unbelief. It also warns that they will be deceived into signing a peace treaty that will be be the kiss of death. It say there’s a 1 world government coming where eventually you won’t be able to buy or sell unless you have some type of mark. It warns that this coming system will make war with Christians and Jews and prevail against them. Not exactly good or comforting news for me. The Holocaust will look like child’s play. It calls this time the worst in human history with huge numbers of people being wiped out. I don’t know how old you are but maybe if you see these things taking place you might get a little more curious in the future. But it also warns this same period will be a time of great deception and few will accept God’s offer of forgiveness and repent. I’m not trying to be the rightest right guy. If you had a guaranteed cure for cancer and didn’t tell anyone, what kind of person would you be? I’m telling you bad times are ahead for planet earth. Judge me a kook but at least for now keep your eyes peeled and be alert. Go eat, drink and be merry but also try to discern the times. The window of opportunity is closing for all nations. God will once again turn is attention back to the nation of Israel. They, unfortunately, will not understand until the city of Jerusalem is under siege.
“Judge me a kook but at least for now keep your eyes peeled and be alert.”
I don’t think you are a kook. As I said before, I respect and benefit from religious people, and I’m glad you are in the world. You fight for freedom of speech and thought like no others, and fir that I’m grateful.
What I’m saying should not be a threat to you - I’m just pointing out an obvious truth: there are many things beyond the scope of our knowledge. Wouldn’t a religious person agree with that statement? Wouldn’t it be the height of vanity to suggest otherwise. Wouldn’t it be presumptuous to think we are privy to all the mysteries of this vast and infinite universe?
I happen to think we know only a tiny fraction of what there is to be known… our senses reach only so far.
Now, you believe (but can’t prove) that truths beyond the reach of our senses have been revealed by special people, who managed to go to the hereafter and then return to tell us about it. Fine - I do not.