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O Ye Doubters (100 words)
May. 21st, 2011 10:53 pmAncient scripture lacked vocabulary to describe timeline rifts. For 'arising' physically, substitute shifting to an alternate timeline. Jesus 'arose' when he died, with the rest of us inhabiting one Earth, and him the other.
The Rapture allows decent people to cross and join him, their histories seamlessly rewritten such that they were always there. Those who remain are rewritten as well, never missing those who are gone. Prayer and belief don't enter into it.
You think the Rapture didn't happen today. Oh, it happened. The question is, which side are you on?
What say you to that, O Ye Doubters?
The Rapture allows decent people to cross and join him, their histories seamlessly rewritten such that they were always there. Those who remain are rewritten as well, never missing those who are gone. Prayer and belief don't enter into it.
You think the Rapture didn't happen today. Oh, it happened. The question is, which side are you on?
What say you to that, O Ye Doubters?
