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Message Subject The events in Revelations have already happened
Poster Handle UnmannedAerialPilot
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For all of us in the conspiracy community, this book in the Bible has been a hot topic, with its apocalyptic imagery about the end times.

I've puzzled about the various interpretations, trying to see who or what fits the descriptions of the anti-christ, the beast, the harlot, the cities etc.

The recent discussions about the RFID chip led me to research some more, and in the Catholic Encyclopedia I found the most logical explanation yet, I know a lot of you firmly believe her to be the harlot, or the beast, or Babylon, but if you are truly searching for the truth in these times of mass confusion, consider the interpretation the church gives with an open-minded rational attitude, without automatically casting the church into the role of the villain.


[link to www.newadvent.org]
 Quoting: K.Kool


I agree that most of Revelation has already taken place, the same with Matthew 24, but I disagree with preterism. The Roman Catholic church IS anti-Christ, the great whore, etc. The Jesuits invented the two false interpretations: Futurism and Preterism during the Reformation. The Reformers were convincing people that the Harlot was the church of Rome and people were being converted in droves. Two Jesuit priests came up with these "interpretations" to fool the masses and once again take the heat off the Whore church. Futurism is more popular today, but Preterism was more popular in the 1900's.
The true, Biblical, historical and accurate interpretation of Revelation is called HISTORICISM or historicalism. It is the "interpretation" that the early church fathers ascribed to, as well as the Reformers. Matthew Henry is one famous proponent. I used to be a hardcore futurist until God opened my eyes to the truth of historicism.
I agree that preterism makes more sense than futurism however, when you see wording such as "must shortly come to pass" and "this generation", but preterism fails when they teach that Christ has already returned and that all of The Bible has been fulfilled.
 
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