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Trump was basically caught between a rock and a hard place. If he did nothing, he would be crucifed by the media, and firing Fauci would have been terrible optics at the time. Fauci had been the director of the NIAID for 36 years by then, so he would have seemed like the logical choice to bring...

How do we explain someone like George Burns who started smoking at 14 and lived to be 100?

It's pretty clear that Ezekiel 28:11–19 is talking about Lucifier. It specifically says "you were the annointed Cherub" and "you were in Eden, the garden of God." The King of Tyre was never in Eden, nor was he ever a Cherub. I'm glad you asked. The Hebrew word used here for "man" is not...

Interesting parallel about this. The Hebrew word used for scapegoat is "azazel." This is also the name of the watcher in the Book of Enoch who leads a rebellion that ties in with Genesis 6.

There is a person I follow on social media that beleives this. At first, I thought he was just mixing New Age with Christianity as I didn't know anything about Gnosticism. But they've talked before about "gnosis" and divine wisdom. So, I'm fairly certain they're gnostic. I really didn't think...

The whole selling point of EVs was to better the environment (that's if you believe CO2 emissions are really a problem, I do not). But it doesn't solve the problem for which it was created. In fact, it creates new problems. It's been said that it takes more CO2 to produce an EV than a gas...

I didn't say Lucifer was symbolic of the King of Trye and Babylon; I said Lucifer was the real power behind these earthly kings. The context speaks for itself: Isaiah 14:3–11 talks about the fall of the King of Babylon. In Isaiah 14:12–21, the narrative shifts to the fall of Lucifer. Ezekiel...

How so?

That has, unfortunately, been the way of the world since the fall of Adam. In all wars, civilians suffer. In time's past, civilians were often targets as much as they were victims. I'm not saying it was right, but that's how it was. Regarding Hiroshima and Nagasaki, those were terrible events...

Some have speculated that Satan, before his fall, was put in charge over earth. After he fell, the earth was taken away from him and was given to us to have dominion over it. Satan has been trying to worm his way back ever since.

True, but the spiritual principalities in high places do exert a lot of influence on humanity. The Book of Daniel talks about the price of Perisa and the price of Greece. The Persian Empire was the dominant empire of Daniel's day. It was proceeded by the Greek Empire. Clearly, those spiritual...

You have some unorthodox ideas. If Satan and angels are currently locked up, this world would be very different than it is now.

Technically a biological male but not a transgender: Kind of a gray area here, but I would still think it would give her(him?) and unfair advantage.

Muslims also say God has no son. So, Islam's Allah is not the same as Christianity's God. In Islam, Jesus is nothing more than a prophet.

Has God stopped his dealing with the world? Because the world is also full of Christ rejectors. Rom 11:1 I ask, then, has God rejected his people? By no means! For I myself am an Israelite, a descendant of Abraham, a member of the tribe of Benjamin. Rom 11:11 So I ask, did they stumble in...

Could not this same argument be levied against Jesus? Jesus told his apostles that He must go to Jerusalem, suffer many things, and be killed. Peter took Him aside and rebuked Him for it (Mat 16:21–23), and Mark used a sword to try and prevent Jesus' arrest (Mar 14:47). At another time, Jesus'...

The Olympics ceremony is filled with pagan\occult symbolism for anyone paying attention and has been for some time. The Occult Symbolism Displayed at the 2012 Olympics Ceremony

Yea, I doubt that. It's possible to be both religious and well educated, and many are. Conversely, it's also possible to be an educated fool. How you're being educated also matters. Garbage in, garbage out. Science and universities were born out of the Christian west. Many early scientists...

Is God a gentleman? He can be, but that's only one aspect of His character. God is also a judge, and judges don't make rulings based on what is gentlemanly but on what is just and right. When it comes to free will, there are two things to keep in mind: 1) With free will come consequences; and 2)...

What's the point? Edit: I think this is a bit of a trick question. English numerals do have their roots in Arabic numerals. In that sense, we've already learned them. But if it means learning the Arabic symbols, then no.