It's Time for a new Anti-Christ Poll

[Dave Schwartz]

How could you not list the obvious front-runner: Obama?

Especially considering where he was (likely) born.

[PaceAdvantage]

ever notice how PERFECTLY Justin Trudeau speaks...I mean every single syllable is spoken with absolute perfection. It's mesmerizing.

Hell, *I* might fall under his spell one day...he would probably be my vote.

[OntheRail]

The DNC

[PhantomOnTour]

Originally Posted by Dave Schwartz

How could you not list the obvious front-runner: Obama?

Especially considering where he was (likely) born.

Well that makes a lot of sense.
Sharp post, Milos.

[TJDave]

I’m not the anti-Christ…

just anti-Christ.

[Elkchester Road]

Originally Posted by TJDave

I’m not the anti-Christ…

just anti-Christ.

Ummm...OK.

[classhandicapper]

[QUOTE=PaceAdvantage;2809348]

I wonder if the deep state monitors this little ol' thing...you can't believe it's possible...but where are all those numbers coming from? [/QUOTE

They monitor web page visits, texts, phone calls, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok, entrap people into embarrassing crimes and turn them into assets, let their cronies get away with every crime in the books, overthrow governments, steal elections, assassinate foreign leaders and intelligence people, kill Americans that cross them, blah blah blah. If they are wasting time on a forum with people just hoping to hit a Pick 3 Saturday then they are stupid. So they probably are monitoring us.

[classhandicapper]

Originally Posted by Dave Schwartz

How could you not list the obvious front-runner: Obama?

Especially considering where he was (likely) born.

Out of sight, out of mind?

This is a joke thread, but I actually do sometimes think about people that much of the population regards highly that IMO engage in intrinsically evil behavior to advance their self interest. I think it’s a kind of cognitive bias where if he’s on “your team” you can’t see it or overlook it.

[mostpost]

Donald Trump is getting 61% of the votes? On this forum? Or maybe you all think being the anti christ is a good thing.

[mostpost]

Originally Posted by Dave Schwartz

How could you not list the obvious front-runner: Obama?

Especially considering where he was (likely) born.

You mean Hawaii?

[fast4522]

Originally Posted by mostpost

Donald Trump is getting 61% of the votes? On this forum? Or maybe you all think being the anti christ is a good thing.

Only somone like you would put the time in.

[mostpost]

Originally Posted by fast4522

Only somone like you would put the time in.

What time. It’s right there on the poll. Learn to read.

[MargieRose]

Originally Posted by mostpost

Donald Trump is getting 61% of the votes? On this forum? Or maybe you all think being the anti christ is a good thing.

Just like non-MAGAs can infiltrate an intended peaceful protest and cause chaos and deception, so can non-members here cause, at least, deception and fix a vote.

For what purpose are non-members allowed to vote on polls here, anyway?

[boxcar]

Originally Posted by classhandicapper

I don't think anti-Christ actually refers to a single person. That's kind of what it has become over time due to movies. I think anti-Christ refers to anyone that opposes the teachings of Christ, denies Him, or proclaims themselves to be the Messiah.

Then you get into the Book of Revelation, the apocalypse, the beasts etc.. and how mankind is deceived by the beast. That's kind of what I was getting at. Someone that many people respect and listen to who is actually intrinsically evil and promoting evil under the guise of good.

You know, CH, you never cease to amaze me. For a non-Christian, you have some pretty darn good spiritual insights.

I have reached the same conclusion. "The" antichrist consists of all unbelievers who you have aptly described above. They all appear as "one man" because they all oppose or reject Christ. This is what they have in common. I believe the same thing about "the man of sin" (or "the man of lawlessness", as some translations render 2Thes 2:3).

One of the major reasons I say this is due to my historic-preterist view of eschatology, which essentially says that the "great tribulation" was fulfilled in 70 A.D. when God judged Israel for rejecting his Son. And Jesus made it abundantly clear in the Olivet Discourse (especially Matthew's version) that when he returns, virtually no one will be expecting him because everything on the planet will be "business as usual". He parallels his return with how it was in the days of Noah, when the flood came upon the world suddenly and unexpectedly. He said the people of Noah's day were eating, drinking, marrying and giving in marriage right up to the day Noah entered the ark. He further compared his return to a thief who comes at night unexpectedly to break into a house. And all this stands in sharp contrast to all the signs he gave to his disciples about the destruction of the temple that was to occur in their lifetime earlier in the discourse. In fact, he gave them plenty of signs to look for so that all his people living in Judea, Galilee and Samaria might see them and flee the area to escape the oncoming Roman onslaught.

In short, there will be no signs that will precede Christ's return. His return is imminent. Not one thing has to be fulfilled between now and then.

[classhandicapper]

Originally Posted by boxcar

You know, CH, you never cease to amaze me. For a non-Christian, you have some pretty darn good spiritual insights.

I was raised Catholic and went to Catholic grade school 1-8. I had "basic training".

I'm not particularly religious now (don't go to Church for example) and my faith and ideas on the subject are constantly changing, but I still think about the subject. I prefer not to debate it because I don't have enough knowledge.