Mike Raiford <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote:
> > This, most particularly, includes a world-wide government by the bad guys
> > persecuting God's chosen ones; only after that most glorious battle at
> > Harmagedon would this be overthrown, and replaced by another world-wide
> > government of the Messiah himself.
>
> Then, if the end result is a world-wide government of the Messiah, why
> wouldn't they welcome this, instead of fear it? Sure, things will be
> tough, and an epic battle will be unpleasant, but the final result is
> positive, right?

Yeah, but even while welcoming it as a necessary step, they as the good ones


(And after all, who does *really* want to live in the times of Tribulation, if
they're not *perfectly* sure they'll be strong enough to stand the suffering?)


> > That's the answer to your question. Not my invention, so don't shoot the
> > messenger.
>
> Never ;) No, I fully understand that. I just don't fully understand the
> rampant paranoia by certain sects of the religion...

You'll never will, unless you really and unconditionally open up to their Gospel
teachings. Or brainwashing lessons if you like. Abandon questioning all ye who
enter here. I know what I'm speaking about: Been there, done that.

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