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If Jesus returned, people wouldn't believe it unanimously; it would be a scissor like everything else. (I don't even want to give examples.) Conversely, if Jes
by thatjoeoverthr 1y ago
If Jesus returned, people wouldn't believe it unanimously; it would be a scissor like everything else. (I don't even want to give examples.)
Conversely, if Jesus has not returned, some people can be convinced that he has.
Which brings me to the criteria. What are acceptable criteria? Maybe, "will a plurality of people believe that Jesus has returned in 2025?"
Eschatological cults routinely convince small numbers of followers that the end is coming. Hustlers do this all the time. I've been told personally, directly, that we know the date. It's coming. (The date in question came and went.)
Given the above, could 2025 be the year of Deep Fake Jesus?
Deep Fake Rapture?
- jihadjihad 1y ago> Given the above, could 2025 be the year of Deep Fake Jesus? It does make one think, at least. "Take heed that no one deceives you. For many will come in My name, saying, ‘I am the Christ,’ and will deceive many."