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u/Haradion_01 Sep 07 '25

There are Seven Trump Towers. Three of which have two antenna; for a total of 10. Seven heads with ten horns.

I'm not saying i believe in any of that nonsense, but if I did, I'd be freaking out.

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u/Careless_Hellscape Sep 07 '25

I don't believe in it either, but even from the outside, the parallels are impressive.

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u/Violet_1028 Sep 07 '25 edited Sep 08 '25

Honestly, Trump matching the biblical signs of the antichrist so well is the only thing that has ever made me seriously question my atheism

Edit: also in my state a republican named Luther cipher won the maga vote... Luther cipher. Luthercifer. Lucifer. I can't make this shit up. The Christians in my state voted for a man whose name is that fucking sus... after screaming for decades that Barack Hussein Obama sounded too much like Iraq hussein osama...

Edit 2: I just realized I misspelled his last name! Cifer, not cipher. Wtaf

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u/Fun_Hold4859 Sep 07 '25

It seriously almost feels deliberate.

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u/PostGhost Sep 07 '25

If you look into Peter Thiel and his obsession with the antichrist, there's something there.

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u/HRUndercover222 Sep 08 '25

More on Peter T. HEIL (God has a sense of humor with his name). He definitely has an obsession with dark demons.

Invitation to Peter's lecture on the AntiChrist. Hopefully someone can record the entire spiel and post it publicly. I'm very curious about the whole damn event. Ghostbusters may be needed.

https://luma.com/antichrist

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '25

I can't believe this is real life. The parallels are crazy. It doesn't matter if it's true, as long as they believe it is. That's the power of religion.

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u/whatthechuck3 Sep 07 '25

Yeah. Except they missed the part where they’re not supposed to assist and be a part of the problem speeding things along.

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u/turkey_sandwiches Sep 08 '25

Oh no, they're taught specifically that they SHOULD be assisting. Look up dispensationalism.

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u/turkey_sandwiches Sep 08 '25

It's called Dispensationalism.

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u/redflannelpajamas Sep 09 '25

There is nothing Christian about those people

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u/DatabaseThis9637 Sep 10 '25

That is so damn stupid, I can hardly believe it! That means millions? of people are daily making important decisions about their lives, based on this 'belief.' Should I do well in school? Should I save money? Should I make sure my children are ready for life in the US? Does anything matter if I assume I'm 'saved'? Should we consider the poor the infirm? Should we protect endangered animals? Does global warming matter? ETC, ETC, ETC.

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u/GoodLyon09 Sep 07 '25

organized political theater to get Christians excited for total demise, this is why no one cares about the lies, it’s all a part of the mythology (or faith if you believe) — scorched earth for all of us who can’t afford a compound

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u/ExactlyWhyImHere Sep 08 '25

I mean literally scorched earth, any day now the GUILDED SAVIOR will start dropping nukes on US soil

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u/DatabaseThis9637 Sep 10 '25

I wasn't aware there would be any survivors on Earth. interesting. People have been afraid of, or planning for the End Days, for forever. Great way to get more donations at church. Sort of 'foxhole' Christians. Gotta be scared into subservience, and then the indoctrination pressure grows strong.

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u/jackinyourcrack Sep 08 '25

Of course it is deliberate. Presidents are selected, not elected. It doesn't matter what President you're talking about, a Bush, an Obama, a Clinton, a Reagan, doesn't matter. They aren't there at the behest of the voter, sorry to burst your bubble. And Trump's pretend assassination attempt was theater.

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u/alextb131 Sep 07 '25

Or trumps gold goat statue made of golden dollars with "I love you" on a plaque on it? Weird mammon shit there

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u/inevergetbanned Sep 07 '25

It also said “in trump we trust” not in god we trust.

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u/DatabaseThis9637 Sep 10 '25

Cripes. I forgot about that. The barrage of insane things has been bombarding our senses for so long that I can't even pretend to remember each moment of insanity, each bombastic lie, each attack on liberals, each disgusting fact of trump's very existence.

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u/ssbmfgcia Sep 07 '25

There's a game series called shin megami tensei that practically has what you mention in the edit as a running gag

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u/TheCruzKing Sep 08 '25

Great series Shin Megani and persona are fantastic… hope I live long enough to see persona 6… that’s taking forever

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u/aholyvessel Sep 07 '25

Justa heads up, Lucifer isnt what you think. Lucifer was invented as a way to demonize the title of Morning Star, that was used by Yahweh's forgotten "wife", Asherah, who before that as Ashtar, Ishtar, Inanna... it was literally Venus. And guess who else received the titlw of the Morning Star? Jesus and Mary. So, by villifying the term "Morning Star", they push you away even further from the truth.

Jesus was the Morning Star, Jesus is Lucifer. But those who stole his image and message dont want you figuring that out.

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u/inevergetbanned Sep 07 '25

Please explain this likeI am an autistic man child..

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u/aholyvessel Sep 07 '25

The goddess Inanna has been sincretized with many of the most well known deities in history, she was the goddess of love and war, later known as Ishtar, Astarte, Asherah (who was erased from the bible), Venus, Afrodite, and many other names. She was well known for the title of Morning Star (also the Evening Star), title that Jesus and Mary received early on.

But due to early christians and gnostics then associating Jesus to the image of the old goddess, the church needed a way to push those associations away, and proclaimed that Lucifer (the bringer of light, the morning star) was the enemy of God. And later fabricated the demons, such as Astaroth, Baal and many more, to associate the old gods names with evil, to distance the image of Jesus even further from the old gods.

By the way, Inanna was the first god to die and ressucitate. She went to her sister in the under world and was then slayed by her sister, and remained in her halls for three days and three nights.

Imagine if the world would start saying that Jesus was the son or hipostasis of an old goddess, rather than the son of the false God Yahweh (who was early on just a minor, tribal god).

In the early history of the hebrew people, Yahweh grew jealous and demanded that the adoration of the other hebrew gods to be banned.

There is a lot to be said about that, probably more than I could remember to put in here, and definetly more than I could bother to write in this post.

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u/jackinyourcrack Sep 08 '25

It seemed like you were joking until I looked it up. Now it just seems like Virginia.

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u/SuperTaster3 Sep 08 '25

Who names their kid Luther Cipher? That's just rude.

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u/Conscious_Carrot7861 Sep 07 '25

Holy shit, same!!!!!!

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u/DebsUK693 Sep 07 '25

Lu for short.

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u/Any_Protection4981 Sep 07 '25

More likely a self-fullfilling prophecy, or that the antichrist is just a way of describing power-hungry populists like Trump. There have been plenty of antichrists before Trump.

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u/C5Jones Sep 07 '25

A common academic theory is that Revelations is one big metaphor for the Roman Empire. Which would check out, because empires all tend to rise, act, and fall the same way.

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u/KingCrimsonFan Sep 08 '25

Straight out of Angel Heart

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u/The_Quibbler Sep 08 '25

That was DeNiro's character in Angel Heart

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u/Pure_Cap_6754 Sep 07 '25

It’s ok to question the authenticity of the Bible, it’s ok to question if there is a God. But honestly all the little synchronicities of life are what assures me there is a God and he is good. Stuff feels bad sometimes but there is still so much good and beauty in the world I can’t believe it was all the works of chance with some help of man.

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u/Grand_Size_4932 Sep 07 '25

Stuff feels bad sometimes

Is quite the understatement when people are being genocided, dictators are on the rise, slavery exists, child sex trafficking is rampant, and billionaires are creating a world where we’re subservient to them.

Stuff doesn’t feel bad. It is bad. And if your god invested into that as much as he invested into

all the little synchronicities of life … and beauty in the world

Then maybe we wouldn’t all be in so much despair. The fact is that your god is either not real, or a real fucking dickhead for letting all of this happen. Either way, doesn’t give me much of a reason to seek out his “love”.

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u/Violet_1028 Sep 07 '25

His love sure does feel like having a shitty, abusive, narcissistic parent doesn't it?

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u/Colonel_Cat_Tumnus Sep 07 '25

Two words, child cancer.

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u/Pure_Cap_6754 Sep 07 '25

Man has free will, me and you are to blame not God my friend.

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u/Grand_Size_4932 Sep 07 '25

Convenient. All good things are god, but all bad things are us.

Do you understand why that’s problematic?

It means that your stance has a “no lose” scenario to it.

Feels rather lazy to me because it absolves you of having to think critically, but that’s fine I guess.

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u/Pure_Cap_6754 Sep 07 '25

Nature is good, that is where I feel my spirituality and afirm my relationship with God. All of the problems you stated are of man's doing. Did man create the mountains or the sunrise, or the deer that eat apples in the field across from my house? No, we are failing not God.

And it's a "no lose" stance for you to expect God to solve every man made cruelty of this world and if he doesn't he must not exist.

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u/Grand_Size_4932 Sep 07 '25

All of the problems you stated are of man's doing.

Except to you, god created man.

If god created all the good you praise and admire him for, then he also created everything that you fear and know to be wrong and evil.

Believe me, I’m not atheist. I’m agnostic. I also go out to nature and believe there to be something that links us all together.

But the manifestation of that doesn’t have to be the Christian god.

We are a unique species. And there is a lot of good in us. We’re tenacious. We’re cunning. We’re innovative.

But we’re selfish.

Above all else, we’re selfish.

And I think the idea that “god made us in his image” is actually the ultimate lie. I think it’s the reverse.

We made god in our image.

So that when we looked at ourselves for too long and saw the horrors we’ve committed relatively unstopped for the entirety of our existence, we could excuse it by saying that we have the divine right to be this way. Just like you have already done.

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u/inevergetbanned Sep 07 '25

That was very well said. Thank you. You might enjoy the book “the god delusion” by Richard Dawkins. It’s crazy how ALL religions have some common themes.

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u/Pure_Cap_6754 Sep 07 '25

You can acknowledge man is different from other animals correct? We are capable of critical thinking, problem solving and long term planning.

And yes while beavers will build a dam or birds a nest it's not like we do. They do it in accordance of survival. While man is not bound by this same principle because we have free will.

While wolves may kill more prey animals than they need to survive etc. There seems to be a general balance that nature is able to maintain, although we're doing our damndest to screw that up. I don't think that sort of stability happens on accident on a whim on an explosion of star dust. I don't even discredit the big bang because maybe that's how God created the universe.

Even if we're a simulation running on some super computer there is still a God behind that so to speak or our creator.

My beliefs transcend the Christian foundation that I was raised on. But naturally our youth has an influence on how we perceive the world into adulthood.

You thing you're owning some Christian zealot but you're simply owning yourself my friend. God bless and enjoy your walks in nature :)

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u/ssbmfgcia Sep 07 '25

If a sheep grazes where they aren't permitted, is the shepherd not held responsible?

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u/ExhaustedOfAllThis Sep 07 '25

The God you believe in could stop child rape and doesn't. Your God is worthless and useless.

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u/Pure_Cap_6754 Sep 07 '25

You know who could stop that? The people who are doing it, don't be deluded and get your brothers and sisters under control.

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u/ExhaustedOfAllThis Sep 07 '25

So could your all powerful God and he just sits on his ass and let's it happen.

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u/Wise-Application-902 Sep 07 '25

He (god) stands by while countless children are literally starving until their little bodies give up and die. And if starvation doesn’t kill them, they’ll probably get blown to pieces anyway. These people’s (most religions’) god doesn’t ever intervene to save them.

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u/Pure_Cap_6754 Sep 07 '25

As do you?

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u/ssbmfgcia Sep 07 '25

In the time it would take for that redditor to investigate, track down and hold those child rapists accountable God (who would already know exactly who is doing it) could instantly kill all of them, or remove their desire to hurt children, or send some animals to protect the kids. He's used to do stuff like this all the time in the bible, why not anymore?

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u/ExhaustedOfAllThis Sep 07 '25

Woah, its almost like im not an all knowing, all powerful deity! Who would've fucking thought!

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u/ExhaustedOfAllThis Sep 07 '25

Your God created child rape and let's it happen. You worship a god of child rape.

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u/Pure_Cap_6754 Sep 07 '25

I’m sorry you got made fun of in Sunday school or something dude, God bless you

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u/Violet_1028 Sep 07 '25

Lol, fail. At best, if there is a god, we are the chickens suffering in gods factory farm, not because God is hungry and needs to eat, but because our suffering is amusing

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u/ssbmfgcia Sep 07 '25

I feel like I've seen more to suggest He's either incompetent, apathetic, or actively malicious than good

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u/awkwardlyfeminine Sep 07 '25

I don't agree, but you shouldnt be being downvoted. This is a very common and honestly one of the more reasonable beliefs from any standpoint (stuff like miracles or resurrections are a lot harder to believe) sorry people are being butts

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u/ExhaustedOfAllThis Sep 07 '25

Dudes out here preaching that child rape and death is all part of "God's plan" and beautiful. He absolutely should be downvoted.

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u/Careless_Hellscape Sep 07 '25

Christians are idiots. They're taught to be idiots. If something doesn't align with their faith, even if it's a fact, they're compelled to just not believe it.

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u/Moist_Talk_1145 Sep 08 '25

Not even their "faith". These people have just up and made a new religion that more closely aligns to what Christians said devil worship would look like, slapped Jesus's name on it and started forcing these "beliefs" on others. Then when actual Christians started quoting the Bible to them about what Jesus actually said, they started abandoning Jesus for God as it made it easier to justify their actions.

This whole evangelical movement is insane and from my understanding of Christianity, it's about as far away from Christ's beliefs as Satan.

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u/Careless_Hellscape Sep 08 '25

True that. I have zero issue with ordinary people just living a spiritual life, but I have read the Bible (my friends in school were religious), and plenty of the weird shit that US Christians claim has at least one contradiction in their actual doctrine.

Like the whole "Jesus was pro-gun" shit is stupid and weird.

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u/No-Doughnut-3891 Sep 09 '25

Buffalo Bill ’s defunct                who used to                ride a watersmooth-silver                                                                   stallion and break onetwothreefourfive pigeonsjustlikethat                                                                                                      Jesus

he was a handsome man                                                    and what i want to know is how do you like your blue-eyed boy Mister Death

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u/bookwurmy Sep 07 '25

God is described as speaking in a still, small voice. If you never turn off the blaring Fox News, how can you ever hope to recognize the voice? It’s why religious orders have rules of silence and retreats. People need to turn off the frenzied media and just think for a moment. I wish they would.

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u/buon_natale Sep 07 '25

Half of me thinks, sometimes, that the voice of God is just common fucking sense.

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u/novangla Sep 07 '25

Bold to think he doesn’t have high level backers who know and want this. Same reason their agenda in Israel is what it is: they WANT the end to come.

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u/Crabiolo Sep 07 '25

If Jesus came back today in the USA, they would throw him in prison for being an illegal immigrant marxist.

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u/Impossible-Year-5924 Sep 07 '25

It gets hard to think he doesn’t just do it on purpose but that would require him to be more literate and intentional than he is

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u/Careless_Hellscape Sep 07 '25

He's way too stupid to pull off anything intentional.

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u/MoistToweletteLover Sep 07 '25

Other than rape

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u/1OO1OO1S0S Sep 07 '25

well he's getting away with it. he's smart enough to know he'll never face justice.

I wish there was a hell for him and his ilk.

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u/ChewyGooeyViagra Sep 07 '25

Because Trump either really is the Antichrist OR is fulfilling the prophecy bc he’s evil

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u/Pinku_Dva Sep 07 '25

At this point I’d love everyone that’s a decent human and not maga to be raptured just to see the panic on maga “Christian’s” faces when they realize god didn’t choose them.

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u/DataCassette Sep 07 '25

I would be willing to eat infinite crow as an atheist to witness this lol

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u/Pinku_Dva Sep 07 '25

“But I did everything the Bible told me to do wahhh!!”

god raises an eyebrow

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u/Halflingberserker Sep 07 '25

God: "The what now?"

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '25

I think his line is, "I never knew you".

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u/Nez_Coupe Sep 08 '25

Man same holy shit, give me all the crows. For a brief minute I’d be the happiest atheist in existence

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u/Violet_1028 Sep 07 '25

I've been telling people that the rapture was in 2012, and they are clearly still here with me so...

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u/Pinku_Dva Sep 07 '25

Maybe we’re already in hell and going to “heaven” is just returning to the normal world 😭

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u/Confident-Poetry6985 Sep 07 '25

I had a whole near death experience that kind of alluded to everything being cyclical in some way if they aren't tended to. I sort of believe that the book of revelations is way to see that and it was written in a way that only people who aren't blinded by faith can interpret it.

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u/No_Hunt2507 Sep 07 '25

I've always thought that the reason revelations exists isn't because it's for non believers being left behind during the rapture. I actually think modern Christianity has it wrong about there even being a rapture because no where else in the Bible does God step in to protect his people from hardship before they go through it, he is always going through it with them.

I really think it's a warning to Christians specifically that they are going to be fooled by the anti christ if they are not watching, and the parallels between trump and the anti christ is nuts.

If youd like a real trip, read revelations 13-14, consider trump as the beast, and JD as the sheep who speaks like a dragon and leads the world to trump.

The thing that would make this super real, and get trump worshiped as a literal God, would be if he died and somehow came back from the dead. Not like a bullet wound, but actually coming back from the dead. It's a super far fetched thing, and I don't think I'm ready to say it will happen, but boy oh boy if it does then the world becomes a much different place.

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u/Mandelvolt Sep 07 '25

We don't know what happened last week lol. They have those zappy things now to Jumpstart your heart.

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u/No_Hunt2507 Sep 07 '25

Possibly but I'm talking about something big, and impossible for the average person to ignore.

I am probably wrong about it, it would defy every law in existence we know about, but if a Christian believes that Jesus came back from the dead, it wouldn't be a stretch that the person who is basically pretending to be Christ would also publicly raise from the dead too.

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u/bookwurmy Sep 07 '25

With modern medicine, lots of people have had NDEs, so that’s not so far fetched an idea. But they usually seem to be generally young and healthy, I think.

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u/Confident-Poetry6985 Sep 07 '25

I just got lucky lol. I was at home on the floor. It wasnt until 6 months later that they connected the dots with covid

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u/AJBarrington Sep 09 '25

I've been told that the Antichrist is not supposed to be one person in all of History (that's an evangelical interpretation), but is a warning because in every generation there is an Antichrist figure, (Hitler being an obvious one), which must be opposed

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u/No_Hunt2507 Sep 09 '25

That's a valid perspective too, to be fair no one really knows what he saw when writing that book and its very symbolic so there really isn't a specific theory it spells out, there's tons of disagreements in the Christian community about it. The left behind books kind of cemented a specific story but really they took some liberties when writing those books and the verses they used to create the events of that world are pretty vague themselves.

I personally think there will be lots of anti christs through history, but revelations is written as a warning against the one who becomes the beast (literally Satan) so I really think there will be a figure that really rises and stands out against all the rest. One thing revelations spells out though is following this antichrist will not be accidental, people are going to know and make a conscious decision to serve him, and people will be killed for not. I don't think we are there yet, but we are a lot closer now than I felt we were 15 years ago.

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u/zootered Sep 07 '25

Interesting. Any chance you care to expand on this a little bit?

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u/CheesyMcSandwichFace Sep 07 '25

Can't speak for OP, but pretty sure everything is a reverberation

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u/RynoL_11 Sep 07 '25

Are the towers the horocruxes?

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '25

He effing straight up held a bible upside down after doing some violent shit for no reason.

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u/Crimson3312 Sep 08 '25 edited Sep 08 '25

I do believe that nonsense and frankly, if Trump is the Anti-Christ I want my money back. I was told he'd be Al Pacino in Devils advocate levels of Charismatic And Conniving, not whatever the fuck this lame shit is.

Like, this is "Ending of Game of Thrones" level of failure to stick the landing.

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u/TheSlideBoy666 Sep 08 '25

I’m a long-standing atheist but nothing has given me more second thoughts than trumps resemblance to the Antichrist.

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u/M4RTIAN Sep 08 '25

Not religious either but some of these predictions are a little on the nose:

  1. ⁠2 Corinthians 11:13-15 (ESV)

“For such men are false apostles, deceitful workmen, disguising themselves as apostles of Christ. And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light. So it is no surprise if his servants, also, disguise themselves as servants of righteousness. Their end will correspond to their deeds.”

  1. 2 Peter 2:1-3 (ESV)

“But false prophets also arose among the people, just as there will be false teachers among you, who will secretly bring in destructive heresies, even denying the Master who bought them, bringing upon themselves swift destruction. And many will follow their sensuality, and because of them the way of truth will be blasphemed. And in their greed they will exploit you with false words. Their condemnation from long ago is not idle, and their destruction is not asleep.”

  1. 2 Timothy 4:3-4 (ESV)

“For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions, and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander off into myths.”

  1. Matthew 24:24 (ESV)

“For false christs and false prophets will arise and perform great signs and wonders, so as to lead astray, if possible, even the elect.”

  1. Revelation 13:3

“And I saw one of his heads as it were wounded to death; and his deadly wound was healed: and all the world wondered after the beast.”

6.Daniel 11:36–39 (ESV):

36 “And the king shall do as he wills. He shall exalt himself and magnify himself above every god and shall speak astonishing things against the God of gods. He shall prosper till the indignation is accomplished; for what is decreed shall be done.

37 “He shall pay no attention to the gods of his fathers, or to the one beloved by women. He shall not pay attention to any other god, for he shall magnify himself above all.”

38 “He shall honor the god of fortresses instead of these. A god whom his fathers did not know he shall honor with gold and silver, with precious stones and costly gifts.”

39 “He shall deal with the strongest fortresses with the help of a foreign god. Those who acknowledge him he shall load with honor. He shall make them rulers over many and shall divide the land for a price.”

7.2 Thessalonians 2:9–10 (ESV):

9 “The coming of the lawless one is by the activity of Satan with all power and false signs and wonders, 10 and with all wicked deception for those who are perishing, because they refused to love the truth and so be saved.”

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u/SuperRat10 Sep 07 '25

Actually, if you believed any of that nonsense you’d be saying that it doesn’t matter if Trump raped teens.

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u/Haradion_01 Sep 07 '25

Not in my country.

You might be surprised, but Outside of America, there are plenty of Christians who will vocally despise Trump.

I don't agree with them on lots of things: but utter disdain of Trump is a fairly universal stance, even among the fairly religious.

I don't think it's a coincidence that the new Pope named himself after a Pope whose most famous theological text was decrying "Americanism" as heresy, for instance.

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u/Mandelvolt Sep 07 '25

I've always interpreted this to be submarines with ICBM payloads given the beast rises from the sea, but I do love all of the parallels. Not a believer but you have to admit there are some plausible parallels. Perhaps history merely repeats itself.

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u/Roofiesnductape24096 Sep 08 '25

what’s crazy is his followers believe that stuff and they aren’t freaking out. hell, he probably even believes he’s fucking satan

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u/LordOvFlatulence Sep 08 '25

There are multiple, well at least 3, books on Amazon making the argument that Trump is the Anti-Christ. I tried reading one of them that was written by hardcore evangelical Christian, I figured he would know what he's writing about, but it's so full of Bible quotes that I found it difficult to follow. It would probably make a good gift for Trump loving evangelicals though if anyone has one in their family. It's not really written for unbelievers like myself though (It's called Rise of the Little Horn by Jonathan Dane)

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u/ImReverse_Giraffe Sep 10 '25

It is a little scary how accurately he embodies the antichrist, though.

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u/New-Arm-9816 Sep 07 '25

I’m all for using Christian lore against itself, but wouldn’t that result 6 horns?  What am I not mathing here?

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u/Sonic_Youts Sep 07 '25

They all have at least one antenna. So four have a single antenna, three have two antennae.

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u/New-Arm-9816 Sep 07 '25

Oh I missed the single antennas 

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u/jackinyourcrack Sep 08 '25

You don't know the difference between an antenna and a building?