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Not All Prophecy is Garbage

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Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Jul 11, 2012 at 11:54

So what if prophecy says? Be careful of what is so easily dismissed but which does have relevance even if it is not believed.

Not all prophecy is revealed knowledge; thus to say some is utter garbage misses its point.

Biblical revelation is not metaphysics as so many will label it, but they who think so are the ones in error. Further, any Islamically minded individual that practices his Islam as a dutiful Muslim does not share the same details of eschatology as that of fundamentalist disciples of Jesus Christ. To continue to think so does not hurt the disciple of Jesus Christ in his faith, but does prevent determining what is and what is not about to happen.

To irreverently dismiss the prior reader's comments as idiotic is yet another labeling technique that evidently seeks to diminish any level of credence to the opinion expressed without basis of fact. Such is typical of the mindset that dismisses any credence given to higher powers that many do not understand. Even Darwin in his 'On the Origin of Species' gives credence to the Divine and the processes of nature being supernaturally governed.

But let us take this a step further. What has been dismissed as idiotic in actuality is like a computer program running in the background and code executing command lines at infrequent and frequent points of time. Point one of the 'Viewpoint' opinion is generally correct. The Arab uprising has its overview in Scripture-we'll leave it at that for this time. Point two is generally not necessarily correct, for it makes a presumption that the United States has a primary function in eschatological influences in the Middle East and studies on this are inconclusive. Point three of Islam being amalgamated into the 'one world order' is slightly off; for the Revelation demonstrates that 'mystery Babylon' succumbs to the 'one world order,' indicating that the more proper view is that of subjugation and elimination.

While secularism may not have all the facts, it is currently the modus operandi by which implementation of a 'one world order' is being accomplished by diminishing any non-conforming religion to the central belief that mankind can achieve peace through some brokered deal of ideologies and who gets to reign in the 'one world order.'

One final point: the central activity of the world's quest for peace relies upon one central fact-Israel is the target of all Middle East issues, one of the more recent statements of saying so being made by Egyptian leader Mursi-that of making Jerusalem the capital of the world-wide caliphate- a pipe dream to be sure, but what is he willing to sacrifice to make that happen? For those who do not understand, read the Hebrew Scriptures. They are NOT idiotic as the Adversary would have you to believe.

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Title Commenter Date Thread
1China's Energy Needs Make Middle East Important [46 words]SchillsSep 6, 2012 14:24198402
1More wishful thinking than analysis [327 words]KarimAug 16, 2012 17:10197972
I don't think so [72 words]TonyJul 29, 2012 22:55197547
3Oil reliance is over blown [65 words]AhmedJul 10, 2012 17:39197131
1Will the Middle East Loose its Importance? Other energies being sought. [67 words]DebbieJul 8, 2012 18:40197077
3Obama is supporting the terror group moslem brotherhood. [50 words]F GoergeJul 2, 2012 22:33196925
2Will The Middle East Lose Its Importance? [175 words]JudithJul 2, 2012 14:00196894
1Typical of the Secular Viewpoint [163 words]Rollin ShultzJul 2, 2012 06:32196882
Daftest comment I've read [31 words]Andrew WalkerJul 9, 2012 08:45196882
1Not All Prophecy is Garbage [467 words]M. ToveyJul 11, 2012 11:54196882
4Its happening right now [176 words]HarrybabyJul 2, 2012 01:41196876
Oil Does Not Grease The Path to Future Intentions in The Middle East - Never Did [806 words]M. ToveyJul 9, 2012 19:06196876
3A misconception [195 words]HarrybabyJul 9, 2012 23:29196876
Quitting imported oil cold turkey [66 words]
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Richard GordonJul 1, 2012 23:00196874
2Two rights make a new dynamic [88 words]Bernie KesslerJul 1, 2012 22:57196873

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