by Halcon 53 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
almost always with unfalsifiable claims involving vague symbolism, conveniently invisible ‘fulfilments’, and remaining failures as ‘still in the future’.
You're all over the place jeffro, confusing the spiritual with the physical.
It is 'vague symbolism' to you because you have no faith. As I stated earlier, approach the scriptures correctly, otherwise you will remain confused.
A tedious and predictable response easily shown to be false. You claim I’m confused, but I provided direct explanations based on the original text reflecting both the religious beliefs of early Christians and their relationship with Rome based on historical fact. It is you who is confused.
The scriptures are about God, yet you claim they aren't.
Yes, you are confused.
because you have no faith
What you call ‘faith’ is actually just circular reasoning favouring your preferred superstitious interpretation, which is mutually exclusive to other superstitious interpretations that are also arrived at by others based on ‘faith’
The scriptures are about God, yet you claim they aren't.
The scriptures are about religious belief, which my comments accurately described.
Imagine the faithless telling the faithful what faith is.....
Everyone wants to believe that the period of time they are living in is special simply because they happen to be alive.
Revelation has taken care of this need for the last 2000 years, enabling a lot of people to live in fantasy land.
Imagine the faithful claiming exclusive rights to define faith, while ignoring not only reason but also the contradictory faith of others.
A fever dream of an old man on a prison island. No second witness to any of his prophetic dreams. Per Watchtower..never happened.
"The Catholic Church Nailed Babylon the Great":
Jerusalem (the Apostate City)
Thus, in John's day, Babylon the Great represents apostate Judaism, which allied with the Roman Empire to persecute the early Church and reject the Gospel.
