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Recent content by keggy975

  1. K

    The Latter Days - Multi-Religious Discussion

    Not if we have a West-East Polar Shift.
  2. K

    The Latter Days - Multi-Religious Discussion

    If Adam, Eve, Cain and Abel, were the only humans on the planet, then just who were the People of Nod?
  3. K

    The Latter Days - Multi-Religious Discussion

    Think it through, Dispensations, The First Commandment (Be Fruitful and Multiply and Replenish the Earth), not to mention that when Cain left Adam-Ondi-Ahmen and went to live with the people of Nod, they had already established themselves as a technological *Copper, Bronze or Iron Age" culture...
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    The Latter Days - Multi-Religious Discussion

    It is not just christian, its torah, tanakh, and going further the talmud, mishnah, haggadah, zohar, dead sea scrolls, etc.
  5. K

    The Latter Days - Multi-Religious Discussion

    True, but the Bible is made up of over 60 books. The term Biblia means the books. There are also extracaonical books, And many lost books.
  6. K

    The Latter Days - Multi-Religious Discussion

    Sounds to me just like the Mormon views - to almost every detail but the names.
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    The Latter Days - Multi-Religious Discussion

    Gnostics have alot, so does Kaballah. I know that Mormons have a near perfect outline of things to come - And I shall illuminate everyone who joins the discussion about them.
  8. K

    The Latter Days - Multi-Religious Discussion

    Anyone can find differences, but lets talk about things we all have in common.
  9. K

    The Latter Days - Multi-Religious Discussion

    This is why I said a discussion of Apocalyptic themes throughout the religions of peoples who have scriptural books. I want to know what they believe and the similarities between each faith.
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    The Latter Days - Multi-Religious Discussion

    Tumah, I am LDS, but I want to learn about the End of Days from all peoples of the book.
  11. K

    The Latter Days - Multi-Religious Discussion

    This is mainly a discussion for peoples of the books that have an apocalyptic and prophetic last days feature in their respective religions (People of the Books are Abrahamic, Hindu and Buddhists for the purposes of this discussion):rainbow1: Not a general topic - this is very specific.
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    The Latter Days - Multi-Religious Discussion

    Hi, I am new to the forum, but recently I have noticed many things in the news and with life in general. Many people (Christians, Jews, Muslims and even Hindus), have a concept of the End Times or the End of Days. But what are the Signs of the Times within their religious facets. I am a true...
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