Australia set to force its people to vaccinate
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Ye if u like. I'll break bread with anyone...
I was thinking of going north into NSW first but now im seriously thinking of going to Tassie, into the wild.
Unplug myself from the matrix while keeping connected with people through church, the local venues, events like festivals, every region has its festival...
Then if the great persecution comes (anti-vaxers being taken away to covid gulags), i will be well placed in Tassie where there are few cops and deep bush and nice climate, not too hot
Ye if u like. I'll break bread with anyone...I was thinking of going north into NSW first but now im seriously thinking of going to Tassie, into the wild.
Unplug myself from the matrix while keeping connected with people through church, the local venues, events like festivals, every region has its festival...
Then if the great persecution comes (anti-vaxers being taken away to covid gulags), i will be well placed in Tassie where there are few cops and deep bush and nice climate, not too hot
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So which one is most probable??? Thats the standard of evidence used in civil law.
But im using a higher standard of evidence used in criminal law known as "beyond reasonable doubt"
If there is reasonable doubt then im not going to stand dogmatically by it like i see many others do
But im using a higher standard of evidence used in criminal law known as "beyond reasonable doubt"
If there is reasonable doubt then im not going to stand dogmatically by it like i see many others do
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There is a huge difference between:
"This is what I believe."
and
"I cannot possibility be wrong."
If you so desire, it is perfectly okay for you to have a mentality and attitude that says:
"I do not wish to overstep the level of confidence that I have in understanding the specific nature of the timing of the rapture; therefore, I will maintain a wide margin of comfort in the assurance that I will remain in the white-and-black and not step over into any gray areas."
Others, like myself - while sincerely not wanting to put anything forth that is not true - are willing to take a certain particular position with a very high level of confidence in the 'evidence' that supports that position.
I am extraordinarily certain that I have obtained a proper understanding and interpretation of the necessary specific passages of scripture that - in the context of the whole of scripture - provide the 'evidence' to support the position that I hold.
The single-most-critical-path interpetation that makes-or-breaks any of the popular views is that of Daniel 9:24-27.
The views that rest on a faulty interpretation of these verses fall apart like a house-of-cards once the verses are properly understood.
Some views wrap the entire End Times Scenario around these verses - which have nothing whatsoever to do with the End Times Scenario.
Simply by understanding that none of the following things are defined, contained, or mentioned at all by/in these verses, a lot of confusion is avoided:
~ Antichrist
~ 7-year treaty
~ 7-year tribulation
~ abomination of desolation
~ a gap between week 69 and week 70
By no means do I think that I cannot err; however, to me - the 'answer' is very clear - enough so as to allow me to maintain a clear conscience about it.
"This is what I believe."
and
"I cannot possibility be wrong."
If you so desire, it is perfectly okay for you to have a mentality and attitude that says:
"I do not wish to overstep the level of confidence that I have in understanding the specific nature of the timing of the rapture; therefore, I will maintain a wide margin of comfort in the assurance that I will remain in the white-and-black and not step over into any gray areas."
Others, like myself - while sincerely not wanting to put anything forth that is not true - are willing to take a certain particular position with a very high level of confidence in the 'evidence' that supports that position.
I am extraordinarily certain that I have obtained a proper understanding and interpretation of the necessary specific passages of scripture that - in the context of the whole of scripture - provide the 'evidence' to support the position that I hold.
The single-most-critical-path interpetation that makes-or-breaks any of the popular views is that of Daniel 9:24-27.
The views that rest on a faulty interpretation of these verses fall apart like a house-of-cards once the verses are properly understood.
Some views wrap the entire End Times Scenario around these verses - which have nothing whatsoever to do with the End Times Scenario.
Simply by understanding that none of the following things are defined, contained, or mentioned at all by/in these verses, a lot of confusion is avoided:
~ Antichrist
~ 7-year treaty
~ 7-year tribulation
~ abomination of desolation
~ a gap between week 69 and week 70
By no means do I think that I cannot err; however, to me - the 'answer' is very clear - enough so as to allow me to maintain a clear conscience about it.
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Is it forced vaccinations, or not? Just curious
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-53840086
https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coron...ould-be-mandatory-says-australia-pm-1.5070527
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-53840086
https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coron...ould-be-mandatory-says-australia-pm-1.5070527
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Thanks Gary. Where is this quote from???
"I do not wish to overstep the level of confidence that I have in understanding the specific nature of the timing of the rapture; therefore, I will maintain a wide margin of comfort in the assurance that I will remain in the white-and-black and not step over into any gray areas."
It describes my view very well. It bugs me when some people try to say or suggest that i must pick one tribe over the other. For a lot of people they seem to be in a tribal mindset... We're talking about born again right?
Im baptized, i believe in Christ and so... "What is everyone arguing about" Absolutely nothing. Then i cast my thoughts over to all the stoopid denominations and all the tiny little pieces of doctrine that divided them all and it saddens me deeply...
To give u a measure of my ignorance i only returned 2 years ago with the most basic understanding... I thought there were only a hand full of denominations from different regions all friendly like one big family... Learning about all the denominations and fights was really disheartening... I had encountered the evil one every where, i didn't expect to encounter him when i came back to church...
When i can't discern something like this and i look up, He is shaking his head saying its complicated, my grace is sufficient, it will all make sense when i leave this world... And i feel good about that, its a very humbling feeling to admit my ignorance and submit to His higher intelligence...
"I do not wish to overstep the level of confidence that I have in understanding the specific nature of the timing of the rapture; therefore, I will maintain a wide margin of comfort in the assurance that I will remain in the white-and-black and not step over into any gray areas."
It describes my view very well. It bugs me when some people try to say or suggest that i must pick one tribe over the other. For a lot of people they seem to be in a tribal mindset... We're talking about born again right?
Im baptized, i believe in Christ and so... "What is everyone arguing about" Absolutely nothing. Then i cast my thoughts over to all the stoopid denominations and all the tiny little pieces of doctrine that divided them all and it saddens me deeply...
To give u a measure of my ignorance i only returned 2 years ago with the most basic understanding... I thought there were only a hand full of denominations from different regions all friendly like one big family... Learning about all the denominations and fights was really disheartening... I had encountered the evil one every where, i didn't expect to encounter him when i came back to church...
When i can't discern something like this and i look up, He is shaking his head saying its complicated, my grace is sufficient, it will all make sense when i leave this world... And i feel good about that, its a very humbling feeling to admit my ignorance and submit to His higher intelligence...
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