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<blockquote data-quote="Ishmael" data-source="post: 87047" data-attributes="member: 532">Sorry, I guess I am retarded lol. One of them is that topics that I have come across on a whim and exhausted them as much as possible and then not long after the topic entered the relative mainstream. I am then presented with an opportunity to test not only my own knowledge, but compare to the person on the other end but also see if they got the same things from it that I did. There have been a few times where pretty much instantly I can write off someone&#039;s opinion; such as the relatively popular Catholic Exorcist who was doing podcast runs a while back named Chad Ripperger. I was listening to his interview with Tucker Carlson I believe and humored his knowledge on what he was talking about. He doesn&#039;t seem to know where his information comes from; he takes what the Catholic church developed at face value and the truth, caring little for the history behind it. I had JUST been shown the Evagrius book I mentioned in another thread where the 7 Deadly Sins from Catholicism were lifted from and converted over from a &#039;subtype&#039; of entity to a pure mental problem. The reformatting of the issue changed it from something you needed Jesus to help you overcome became something you worked through on your own and avoided with willpower.Another was the Shroud of Turin. I had dug deep into it and exhausted every single thing I could about the facts and disputes about the cloth itself only to be met with what to me is clear evidence that points to it being the burial and resurrection cloth of Christ. Every topic I go into I try very hard to play both sides and scrutinize the works I&#039;m looking into. There&#039;s simply no way to reproduce that image. I suppose the easiest way to put it would be that the paths I go down feel like I am being led down them rather than simply wandering around. I have done that a lot and I know what wandering around feels like. I was wandering around for about the past month or so but am being brought to new topics once again.The Stone cut without hands concept is from Revelation and it&#039;s essentially the formation of the &#039;mountain&#039; that will fill the earth, the might of God, comprised of the bodies/sacrifices of all those that were oriented towards God. It&#039;s sort of a tipping point. The fulfillment of that Stone will coincide with the End Times, whenever that is. When you die, you become material in some sense. What is done with you is dependent on factors such as your life, submission to God, active removal and avoidance of sin/contributing to sin. Intent of life.Being in Christ guarantees your salvation rather than a game of chance based on your good deeds and actions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ishmael, post: 87047, member: 532"] Sorry, I guess I am retarded lol. One of them is that topics that I have come across on a whim and exhausted them as much as possible and then not long after the topic entered the relative mainstream. I am then presented with an opportunity to test not only my own knowledge, but compare to the person on the other end but also see if they got the same things from it that I did. There have been a few times where pretty much instantly I can write off someone's opinion; such as the relatively popular Catholic Exorcist who was doing podcast runs a while back named Chad Ripperger. I was listening to his interview with Tucker Carlson I believe and humored his knowledge on what he was talking about. He doesn't seem to know where his information comes from; he takes what the Catholic church developed at face value and the truth, caring little for the history behind it. I had JUST been shown the Evagrius book I mentioned in another thread where the 7 Deadly Sins from Catholicism were lifted from and converted over from a 'subtype' of entity to a pure mental problem. The reformatting of the issue changed it from something you needed Jesus to help you overcome became something you worked through on your own and avoided with willpower. Another was the Shroud of Turin. I had dug deep into it and exhausted every single thing I could about the facts and disputes about the cloth itself only to be met with what to me is clear evidence that points to it being the burial and resurrection cloth of Christ. Every topic I go into I try very hard to play both sides and scrutinize the works I'm looking into. There's simply no way to reproduce that image. I suppose the easiest way to put it would be that the paths I go down feel like I am being led down them rather than simply wandering around. I have done that a lot and I know what wandering around feels like. I was wandering around for about the past month or so but am being brought to new topics once again. The Stone cut without hands concept is from Revelation and it's essentially the formation of the 'mountain' that will fill the earth, the might of God, comprised of the bodies/sacrifices of all those that were oriented towards God. It's sort of a tipping point. The fulfillment of that Stone will coincide with the End Times, whenever that is. When you die, you become material in some sense. What is done with you is dependent on factors such as your life, submission to God, active removal and avoidance of sin/contributing to sin. Intent of life. Being in Christ guarantees your salvation rather than a game of chance based on your good deeds and actions. [/QUOTE]

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