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Does anybody else here believe the end times could be near?
I don’t focus on it too much because we can’t know, only ponder and wonder, and of course even if they are ‘near’, what is near to us and what is near to God, could differ significantly. The world ending ‘soon’ could be in a few years or in a few hundred years or more.
I know we’ve had evil in this world for a long time. There have been many evils committed and many evil regimes. The difference I see between now and then, is that sin is successfully being normalised. Those who speak out against sinful acts are being labelled as an intolerant minority of people with extreme beliefs.
The most striking difference between now (and the last few years) and before, is that, if you look at something like communism (a great evil), in most communist countries, most of the people were against the propaganda they were being fed. Publicly they might have been too afraid to say it, but privately, they knew it was nonsense. This was certainly the case in Poland for example. Now however, it seem seems like the majority are buying into the propaganda. Most people actually believe that abortion should be a right and gay marriage is okay. They don’t go with it out of fear, they have successfully being convinced it’s fine by the media and education system.
I don’t focus on it too much because we can’t know, only ponder and wonder, and of course even if they are ‘near’, what is near to us and what is near to God, could differ significantly. The world ending ‘soon’ could be in a few years or in a few hundred years or more.
I know we’ve had evil in this world for a long time. There have been many evils committed and many evil regimes. The difference I see between now and then, is that sin is successfully being normalised. Those who speak out against sinful acts are being labelled as an intolerant minority of people with extreme beliefs.
The most striking difference between now (and the last few years) and before, is that, if you look at something like communism (a great evil), in most communist countries, most of the people were against the propaganda they were being fed. Publicly they might have been too afraid to say it, but privately, they knew it was nonsense. This was certainly the case in Poland for example. Now however, it seem seems like the majority are buying into the propaganda. Most people actually believe that abortion should be a right and gay marriage is okay. They don’t go with it out of fear, they have successfully being convinced it’s fine by the media and education system.
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