DogwoodTree
Still here...
Something like this, lol...
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Spirituality
- Thread starter Antonio
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Antonio
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yes! Just like that
did you draw that?
Antonio
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I love that too! I've spent so much time calculating dates and figuring out what the 1335 days means in Daniel etc
just today I was working on that. ...Hi Chocoholic,
Yes I attend a couple of different churches. What's important to me in a church is that it must be life-giving in the sense that there's an emphasis on the power of God to heal and transform us, with strong demonstrations of faith. Doctrines have some importance, I guess, but I think the spiritual aspect is primary. I like churches where people are so on fire that the preacher raises his voice and people get excited and people share stories of how God has changed their life. It's not just about getting together with people who share opinions or to practice following rules, in my opinion
How about you, do you go to a church?
I haven't been but recently have been thinking about it and went last Sunday to my local cathedral service which is Anglo-Catholic. I have done the rounds and was more in tune with Quakerism than anything else but most meetings in my country are liberal with sometimes atheist Quakers
It is Christian mysticism I am interested in (George Fox of the early Quakers was a mystic) but it is only in the Catholic church where there is a history.
I don't believe in the name it and claim it gang.
DogwoodTree
Still here...
yes! Just like that
No, I saw it on facebook a couple of months ago. It made an impression on me, lol! I guess there comes a point where you have to engage in the battle, no matter what the odds...or give up. And giving up doesn't work out so well.
Daniela
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I love that too! I've spent so much time calculating dates and figuring out what the 1335 days means in Daniel etc
Realy?! Like what do you think of daniel 11 ?
(moderators if i cant have this kind of conversations I
Antonio
Well-Known Member
Ooh I have no clue about Daniel 11, that one puzzles me a lot. What do you think of it?
Randomperson
The abyss of my mind.
Be careful with religion, it is one of the 3 oldest scams known to man Pondering god and how you might want to be a good person is all fine and dandy, until the person in power in your religion decides to start a holy war...... At any rate, carry on!
Pondering god and how you might want to be a good person is all fine and dandy, until the person in power in your religion decides to start a holy war...... At any rate, carry on!
Daniela
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Weell , sort of i think in part it as to do with the other chpters , you know the ones with the animals, and then...the last line is the one that puzzels me, that already happened , but it says on 12 that , then Michael raises up. and thats in the end of times i think , so im confused XD
This thread has a specific purpose, one which is perfectly fine, but as always with these sorts of threads, I have to step in as a moderator and remind everyone to keep things civil and respectful (which they have been so far). Keeping the conversation as close as possible to the specific topic is advised.
zurb
Eschewer of Obfuscation
For me spirituality is an important part of who I am, but I can't describe it as a special interest.
Regarding interpretation of the prophets, it is often explained like this:
The prophet is standing on a timeline and in front of him he sees three or more mountains being immediate, future and ultimate fulfillments. He can't see what happens in the valleys between the events. And it is difficult for him to distinguish on which mountain top events happen and so the chronology is often a little mixed. This naturally makes interpretation difficult.
Regarding interpretation of the prophets, it is often explained like this:
The prophet is standing on a timeline and in front of him he sees three or more mountains being immediate, future and ultimate fulfillments. He can't see what happens in the valleys between the events. And it is difficult for him to distinguish on which mountain top events happen and so the chronology is often a little mixed. This naturally makes interpretation difficult.
