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Originally Posted by Blood & Fire Jordyn: I know what you're saying. My question still stands...if, according to what Jesus said, no one is to know when things are going to happen and that only God has that information, how did these televangelists and other people think that they got into so much favor with God that he made them privvy to that information to the exclusion of all others? Not to forget the fact that ir seems like each one, though unique, thinks they have the ONLY right answer.
If there is any mystique or mystical meanings to the Bible (esp. Genesis and Revelation) like that, I would prefer to lean toward the theory that it's metaphorical. For some reason, I think it would have to do with being a metaphor for the evolution of the human psyche, and also possibly to do with the issues of birth and death. |
a pomposity that being a self appointed representative of some god gives them the divine ability to do what even jesus said was, undoable?