ServantOfChrist

“You don’t think He (Jesus) could return as artificial intelligence” Something I’ve never really thought about, but honestly….the more likely scenario would be the Anti-Christ inhabiting AI & convincing the people that it’s Jesus WE are made in God’s image, AI is not

So “Captain” Kelly, not only did your sedition video intentionally undercut good order & discipline…but you can’t even display your uniform correctly. Your medals are out of order & rows reversed. When/if you are recalled to active duty, it’ll start with a uniform inspection.

There’s nothing particularly “holy” about any land in the Middle East.

Some deep thought... let me start by saying I know religion is a really sensitive topic. truly respect everyone’s beliefs. Sometimes joke around or do a bit of role-playing here but when it comes to these kinds of topics i like to keep them serious. Just seeing patterns and asking questions. So I hope this comes across as just an exploration, not an attack on anyone's faith. Once i removed all dogma have found little evidence that Jesus was running around claiming to be God himself. He was teaching how to be closer to God. Jesus brought more people to these book than any other figure in history. Judaism and Christianity (i think Islam also) believe in the Old Testament. The separation comes with Jesus. Odds are He was the Jewish Messiah and that got him killed. After realizing that killing Jesus just made him stronger the deception needed to kick in. Now, here’s the theory. What if Paul, originally a Jew who was actively persecuting early Christians decided that the best way to undermine the Christian faith wasn’t by force but by slipping inside it? Imagine he shifted the core of Christianity. Nudging believers to start worshiping Jesus as God himself. Influencing the writing of the new testament without ever even meeting Jesus. In doing that maybe he turned the faith into a form of idol worship, the very thing the original biblical teachings were so against. And from there you see this pattern unfold over generations. Holidays that once were holy now get mixed with things like a bunny at Easter or a Santa at Christmas furthering the idol worship. Subtle game of turning the Christian faith into something that quietly mocks its own original principles by separating God into 3. Father, Son, Holy Spirit. Unfortunately if this is true the deception would be for a reason. A generational plan for world domination. Books curated to have Christians stand down as these secret societies artificially fulfil prophecy to further deceive. They want you to believe in the Mark, Second Coming, Rapture, all nations turning ect. It just furthers the agenda. Now where does this leave me in faith? Am i still Christian if i believe Jesus is King, our Savior, our Teacher, a Great Man, The Son of God but not God himself? People like to use the quote "There is no way to the father but thru Jesus," however my experience has proven otherwise. Specifically i verbally challenged God once and he literally held me underwater till i submitted. It scared me at first but felt solace knowing someone is listening.

The Scripture doesn't list an exception. And if there was a candidate for an exception, it would be Judas. Yet Jesus brought him to the table, gave him the bread and the cup, and commanded him to partake. The hindrance was not from Christ. Judas had a Savior in Jesus. It was It was Judas who rejected Jesus, Jesus did not reject him. All Jesus needed to do was to provide an exception for us to believe that His death was not for everyone. But instead of providing an exception, Jesus gave the greatest example of an inclusion. Judas, the betrayer was included in the washing. Judas was given the place of honor and given the privilege of receiving the sop. Jesus was also told that the death of Jesus was for "you". Everything Jesus did was to include him. And if Judas, the betrayer, was included, on what basis would anyone else be left out? Judas did not enter this world without a Savior. He was not an infant in the womb already a son of perdition. That would come by his actions, not his birth. Judas died in his sin without repentance. His choice was devastating, and his eternal loss was sealed by his own death. Jesus did not plan Judas’s downfall. Judas was the one-off the only example we needed to see that Jesus did indeed die for the whole world. Because Jesus died for Judas too.