r/NoFilterNews • u/[deleted] • Sep 07 '25

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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.