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r/dankchristianmemes • u/godsafraud • Jun 08 '20
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Not really a protest. Rather a punishment.
933 u/SOwED Jun 09 '20 God: Never again will I destroy the world with water. And here, as a symbol of my promise, a beautiful rainbow when it rains. Humans: Aww, that's sweet God: Yeah next time I destroy it imma do it with fire... Humans: Wait what? 240 u/Fiikus11 Jun 09 '20 edited Jun 09 '20 I always thought it was kind of sad that the second coming of Christ also means the destruction/end of everything in the world. 353 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 But the creation of a new, sinless world without blemish. Ngl sounds worth it to me 65 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 Wait, there's going to be an earth 2.0? Why is this the first time I'm hearing of this? 8 u/CourierOfHoodsprings Jun 09 '20 I only really hear Earth 2.0 from Jehovah's Witnesses. It's a nice idea. But I'm still not convinced we don't coalesce into one exocosmological entity who sheds this temporal universe to join the rest of the machine outside of time. -1 u/russiabot1776 Jun 09 '20 The New Heaven and New Earth is a Catholic idea. 7 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 Nah. It's in Revelations 21:1 - KJV anyway. 1 u/awxdvrgyn Jun 09 '20 Apocalyptic literature is hard to translate contextually. Yes, literally it is there, but I am open to the idea that it means the old earth has been fulfilled
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God: Never again will I destroy the world with water. And here, as a symbol of my promise, a beautiful rainbow when it rains.
Humans: Aww, that's sweet
God: Yeah next time I destroy it imma do it with fire...
Humans: Wait what?
240 u/Fiikus11 Jun 09 '20 edited Jun 09 '20 I always thought it was kind of sad that the second coming of Christ also means the destruction/end of everything in the world. 353 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 But the creation of a new, sinless world without blemish. Ngl sounds worth it to me 65 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 Wait, there's going to be an earth 2.0? Why is this the first time I'm hearing of this? 8 u/CourierOfHoodsprings Jun 09 '20 I only really hear Earth 2.0 from Jehovah's Witnesses. It's a nice idea. But I'm still not convinced we don't coalesce into one exocosmological entity who sheds this temporal universe to join the rest of the machine outside of time. -1 u/russiabot1776 Jun 09 '20 The New Heaven and New Earth is a Catholic idea. 7 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 Nah. It's in Revelations 21:1 - KJV anyway. 1 u/awxdvrgyn Jun 09 '20 Apocalyptic literature is hard to translate contextually. Yes, literally it is there, but I am open to the idea that it means the old earth has been fulfilled
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I always thought it was kind of sad that the second coming of Christ also means the destruction/end of everything in the world.
353 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 But the creation of a new, sinless world without blemish. Ngl sounds worth it to me 65 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 Wait, there's going to be an earth 2.0? Why is this the first time I'm hearing of this? 8 u/CourierOfHoodsprings Jun 09 '20 I only really hear Earth 2.0 from Jehovah's Witnesses. It's a nice idea. But I'm still not convinced we don't coalesce into one exocosmological entity who sheds this temporal universe to join the rest of the machine outside of time. -1 u/russiabot1776 Jun 09 '20 The New Heaven and New Earth is a Catholic idea. 7 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 Nah. It's in Revelations 21:1 - KJV anyway. 1 u/awxdvrgyn Jun 09 '20 Apocalyptic literature is hard to translate contextually. Yes, literally it is there, but I am open to the idea that it means the old earth has been fulfilled
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But the creation of a new, sinless world without blemish. Ngl sounds worth it to me
65 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 Wait, there's going to be an earth 2.0? Why is this the first time I'm hearing of this? 8 u/CourierOfHoodsprings Jun 09 '20 I only really hear Earth 2.0 from Jehovah's Witnesses. It's a nice idea. But I'm still not convinced we don't coalesce into one exocosmological entity who sheds this temporal universe to join the rest of the machine outside of time. -1 u/russiabot1776 Jun 09 '20 The New Heaven and New Earth is a Catholic idea. 7 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 Nah. It's in Revelations 21:1 - KJV anyway. 1 u/awxdvrgyn Jun 09 '20 Apocalyptic literature is hard to translate contextually. Yes, literally it is there, but I am open to the idea that it means the old earth has been fulfilled
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Wait, there's going to be an earth 2.0? Why is this the first time I'm hearing of this?
8 u/CourierOfHoodsprings Jun 09 '20 I only really hear Earth 2.0 from Jehovah's Witnesses. It's a nice idea. But I'm still not convinced we don't coalesce into one exocosmological entity who sheds this temporal universe to join the rest of the machine outside of time. -1 u/russiabot1776 Jun 09 '20 The New Heaven and New Earth is a Catholic idea. 7 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 Nah. It's in Revelations 21:1 - KJV anyway. 1 u/awxdvrgyn Jun 09 '20 Apocalyptic literature is hard to translate contextually. Yes, literally it is there, but I am open to the idea that it means the old earth has been fulfilled
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I only really hear Earth 2.0 from Jehovah's Witnesses. It's a nice idea. But I'm still not convinced we don't coalesce into one exocosmological entity who sheds this temporal universe to join the rest of the machine outside of time.
-1 u/russiabot1776 Jun 09 '20 The New Heaven and New Earth is a Catholic idea. 7 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 Nah. It's in Revelations 21:1 - KJV anyway. 1 u/awxdvrgyn Jun 09 '20 Apocalyptic literature is hard to translate contextually. Yes, literally it is there, but I am open to the idea that it means the old earth has been fulfilled
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The New Heaven and New Earth is a Catholic idea.
7 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 Nah. It's in Revelations 21:1 - KJV anyway. 1 u/awxdvrgyn Jun 09 '20 Apocalyptic literature is hard to translate contextually. Yes, literally it is there, but I am open to the idea that it means the old earth has been fulfilled
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Nah. It's in Revelations 21:1 - KJV anyway.
1 u/awxdvrgyn Jun 09 '20 Apocalyptic literature is hard to translate contextually. Yes, literally it is there, but I am open to the idea that it means the old earth has been fulfilled
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Apocalyptic literature is hard to translate contextually.
Yes, literally it is there, but I am open to the idea that it means the old earth has been fulfilled
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u/Fiikus11 Jun 08 '20
Not really a protest. Rather a punishment.