[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

A FINAL WORD: I really am being careful in ways which some folks would never be willing to acknowledge. I am being pretty patient even while I am doing my level best to advance the discussion to the only satisfactory resolution. If my approach seems too rough, I'm afraid it's precisely because premillennialism is an uglier error than you realize. It is demonically energized. Get away from it.

In the beginning, before bandwidth, there was nothingness. Out of that endless void god (the_doc) and his heavenly host created...computer world, and it was good. But the scientific, military and computer angels Who dwelled in were lonely, so They brought forth Browser, and the FreeRepublic Religion Forum was born. It, too, was good and the children of the internet lived in peace and harmony and were fruitful and multiplied, but god (the_doc) warned his people not to eat of the forbidden fruit of premillennialism. Alas, they disobeyed and soon god (the_doc), in his wrath, turned away from His people and condemned them to wander in the digital wilderness, but from time to time he will suddenly appear to remind us sinners that we could be saved if only we would hearken unto him.

You REALLY need to drop the god complex you have.

BigMack

[the_doc]

See #159.

Notice that PNAMBC doesn't even entertain the possibility that I am correct. But I am.

Look again at John 5:28-29 and 2 Peter 3 and tell me who is being an arrogant, scoffing blasphemer. For some reason, PNAMBC has no particular fear concerning the coming Day of the Lord. Maybe that's because he's a Christian. Ah, but maybe that's because he's not a Christian.

(Isn't this whole thing intriguing?)

[SoothingDave]

Thanks, Mack. Hilarious.

SD