To those who do not have Christ Conciousness or anything close to it..

[Jinchiruuki]

Originally Posted by Ren Kurosaki

But isn't intelligence and knowledge the same thing? Intelligence is usually based on the things that you know which that is knowledge. I read the bible every once in a while, that's it.

In my books no.

Knowledge is from what? Learning/Experience.
Intelligence is how quickly you learn or pick up a subject. Hence the measurement of intelligence in todays society via IQ.

An idiot can still pass calculus however it will take him a long time to get it, where as a genius will pick it up right away and get the same results as the idiot. More or less.

[Jinchiruuki]

I also want to add this has nothing to do with religion aside from what has been written in Genesis, Revelations, Sumerian Texts and the Book of Enoch. So before you hop on this thread about religion, please google or search what Christ Conciousness is. Thanks.

[Axel]

Originally Posted by Jinchiruuki

Not saying that this guy is right with his words. However things ARE happening that fit what Revelations, Genesis, John, and Book of Enoch have spoken on.

Of course they fit. They fit today, 100 years ago, 200 years ago, 1000 years ago.

Natural disasters happen every day at varying degrees of severity. Just because it's happening in our time doesn't mean the world is ending. People all across history probably had the same paranoid delusions that the world was ending because a book said so and the things in it were happening to them.

They're books written in an age where people didn't understand the world around them, not some infallible source of future events. Stubbornly clinging to them as fact and believing because there's something going on that fits a vague description in a book is silly.

If I write a book that says tomorrow you'll chip a nail and the next day the world will end will you believe that too because you chip a nail the day after you finish reading it? Unlikely. You'll dismiss it as crap and a coincidence.

[Jinchiruuki]

Originally Posted by Axel

Of course they fit. They fit today, 100 years ago, 200 years ago, 1000 years ago.

Natural disasters happen every day at varying degrees of severity. Just because it's happening in our time doesn't mean the world is ending. People all across history probably had the same paranoid delusions that the world was ending because a book said so and the things in it were happening to them.

They're books written in an age where people didn't understand the world around them, not some infallible source of future events. Stubbornly clinging to them as fact and believing because there's something going on that fits a vague description in a book is silly.

If I write a book that says tomorrow you'll chip a nail and the next day the world will end will you believe that too because you chip a nail the day after you finish reading it? Unlikely. You'll dismiss it as crap and a coincidence.

Implying that what goes on, on this planet is always natural..