questfortruth
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"However, when the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on the earth?"
Is it logical from Luke 18:8 to conclude, that
Near the Judgement Day there will be almost none Christians on Earth?
Can it be other way around?
1) very many Christians.
2) many Christians.
3) few Christians.
4) almost none Christians.
Does the Luke 18:8 give us any preference?
Is it logical from Luke 18:8 to conclude, that
Near the Judgement Day there will be almost none Christians on Earth?
Can it be other way around?
Some ways around:If you are already sure, why did you ask if it could be other way around?
What make you sure?
1) very many Christians.
2) many Christians.
3) few Christians.
4) almost none Christians.
Does the Luke 18:8 give us any preference?
Is it scientific or emotional conclusion from Luke 18:8?"Will he find faith on earth" if that is needed to be asked, that signal that faith is something lacking in the endtime on earth.
He meant His followers. The non-Christian religions are not followers of Jesus.Christianity didn't exist when Jesus spoke. He certainly never used that word. He didn't mean Christians as you know them today, because they didn't exist.
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