let me and you discuss "good and evil" with this rhetorical questions as it has to deal with being alive as eternally separated ancestrally here in plain sight.ROG62 » Today, 12:47 am » wrote: ↑ It doesn't necessarily imply it's WWIII, however as the timeline approaches... :ninja:
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- Daniel 12:1 discusses a time of great trouble, often interpreted as a precursor to Armageddon.
- Zechariah 14:2 depicts a gathering of nations against Jerusalem, hinting at the cosmic battle between ultimate good and evil.
- Matthew 24:30-31 emphasizes the return of Christ and the gathering of His followers, reinforcing the idea of eventual victory over evil.
Is it better to defy what one has been since conceived than accept all they were trained to believe by social consensus after birth by their own 4 previous generation gaps combined?
Does it really take a village to validate adapting here uniquely one of a kind?