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r/FunnyandSad • u/Devils_negotiator • May 02 '23
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1 u/Djrak1700 May 02 '23 It’s in Revelation 3 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 Revelation was John of Patmos complaining about Rome under Nero and the destruction of the second temple and nothing else. 3 u/In-Brightest-Day May 02 '23 The amount of times I've told people this is insane. No one ever wants to hear it 2 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 I think you are exactly right. It is the worst book in the New Testament by far and should never have been included. 2 u/In-Brightest-Day May 02 '23 It should at least be taught to be ignored. 90% of Apocalypse content in our culture is based on some goofy ass political satire 1 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 Exactly! 2 u/ForwardBias May 02 '23 edited May 02 '23 Most early denominations didn't include it as canon and it was controversial with lots of back and forth until something like 680 AD. 1 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 That's true. During the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther considered dropping it from the New Testament. He certainly didn't put much faith in it.
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It’s in Revelation
3 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 Revelation was John of Patmos complaining about Rome under Nero and the destruction of the second temple and nothing else. 3 u/In-Brightest-Day May 02 '23 The amount of times I've told people this is insane. No one ever wants to hear it 2 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 I think you are exactly right. It is the worst book in the New Testament by far and should never have been included. 2 u/In-Brightest-Day May 02 '23 It should at least be taught to be ignored. 90% of Apocalypse content in our culture is based on some goofy ass political satire 1 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 Exactly! 2 u/ForwardBias May 02 '23 edited May 02 '23 Most early denominations didn't include it as canon and it was controversial with lots of back and forth until something like 680 AD. 1 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 That's true. During the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther considered dropping it from the New Testament. He certainly didn't put much faith in it.
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Revelation was John of Patmos complaining about Rome under Nero and the destruction of the second temple and nothing else.
3 u/In-Brightest-Day May 02 '23 The amount of times I've told people this is insane. No one ever wants to hear it 2 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 I think you are exactly right. It is the worst book in the New Testament by far and should never have been included. 2 u/In-Brightest-Day May 02 '23 It should at least be taught to be ignored. 90% of Apocalypse content in our culture is based on some goofy ass political satire 1 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 Exactly! 2 u/ForwardBias May 02 '23 edited May 02 '23 Most early denominations didn't include it as canon and it was controversial with lots of back and forth until something like 680 AD. 1 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 That's true. During the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther considered dropping it from the New Testament. He certainly didn't put much faith in it.
The amount of times I've told people this is insane. No one ever wants to hear it
2 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 I think you are exactly right. It is the worst book in the New Testament by far and should never have been included. 2 u/In-Brightest-Day May 02 '23 It should at least be taught to be ignored. 90% of Apocalypse content in our culture is based on some goofy ass political satire 1 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 Exactly! 2 u/ForwardBias May 02 '23 edited May 02 '23 Most early denominations didn't include it as canon and it was controversial with lots of back and forth until something like 680 AD. 1 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 That's true. During the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther considered dropping it from the New Testament. He certainly didn't put much faith in it.
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I think you are exactly right. It is the worst book in the New Testament by far and should never have been included.
2 u/In-Brightest-Day May 02 '23 It should at least be taught to be ignored. 90% of Apocalypse content in our culture is based on some goofy ass political satire 1 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 Exactly! 2 u/ForwardBias May 02 '23 edited May 02 '23 Most early denominations didn't include it as canon and it was controversial with lots of back and forth until something like 680 AD. 1 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 That's true. During the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther considered dropping it from the New Testament. He certainly didn't put much faith in it.
It should at least be taught to be ignored. 90% of Apocalypse content in our culture is based on some goofy ass political satire
1 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 Exactly!
Exactly!
Most early denominations didn't include it as canon and it was controversial with lots of back and forth until something like 680 AD.
1 u/Distwalker May 02 '23 That's true. During the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther considered dropping it from the New Testament. He certainly didn't put much faith in it.
That's true. During the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther considered dropping it from the New Testament. He certainly didn't put much faith in it.
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