No one knows except God. Hence Christ said to ALWAYS be prepared for His return.

Speculating about when the "end times" will happen or claiming to know is reminiscent of "how many angels can dance on the head of a pin" arguments that captivated Western European "intellectual" theologians during the middle ages.

Fatal Distraction temptations have always existed.

Thnkfully, others prefer to focus on allowing God to work with them and through them in the real world present; mindful that this present may be the last present they'll ever get.

No one knows except God. Hence Christ said to ALWAYS be prepared for His return.

Speculating about when the "end times" will hppen or claiming to know is reminiscent of "how many angels can dance on the head of a pin" arguments that captivated Western European "intellectual" theologigians during the middle ages.

Fatal Distraction temptations have always existed.

Thnkfully, others prefer to focus on allowing God to work with them and through them in the real world present; mindful that this present may be the last present they'll ever get.

No one knows except God. Hence Christ said to ALWAYS be prepared for His return. Everything else is "how many angels can dance on the head of a pin", designed to be Fatal Distractions.

Others prefer to focus on allowing God to work with them and through them in the real world present; perhaps the last present they'll ever get.