[circlecity]

"Isaac Newton has an interpretation also."

So did Jonathan Edwards. The end times date setters and headline chasers are so entertaining. They are the comics section of the theological newspaper.

[GiovannaNicoletta]

What's even more entertaining are the sad delusional saps who have convinced themselves that the approximately 25% of Scripture which is prophetic is meaningless, even in the face of historical fulfillment of many of those prophecies and the ongoing fulfillment of the prophecies concerning the return of Christ.

And downright knee-slapping is the fervent belief held by many of the Scripture-deniers that all the prophecies that do concern the return of Christ happened in 70AD. That would include, mind you, the total blind, mindless acceptance of the impossibility that the technology existed in 70AD for every single person on the face of the earth to be numbered and for one man to be able to know who on the earth is numbered and who is not.

So I'd have to give the Emmy for best comedy to those who can deny the Bible and live in the alternative reality of allegorization of God's word and preterism and Scripture re-writes that erase entire books of the Bible and have every confidence that what they do and believe is just fine with God.

Not only is it hilarious, it's pathetic.