29 Aug 05
Originally posted by NicolaasNo, none of us believe. So please never mention this "Left Behind" nonsense again.
Has anyone read the left behind series from Tim LaHay and Jerry Jenkins?
I have, and to my experience it was really good, infact, I'm reading it a second time now.
How did each of you find the accurateness of the story? Do some of you believe, or dont you?
29 Aug 05
Originally posted by rwingettso now you r the one standing in for each of the other ppl saying they dont believe. you must be some kind of alien?
No, none of us believe. So please never mention this "Left Behind" nonsense again.
and, listen buddy, if you dont believe, take your nonsense somewhere else k!
no one is rude to u cause u dont believe! @#$%
29 Aug 05
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Originally posted by NicolaasIf my sources are correct, Left Behind" is the book series about the Rapture and tribulations as prophecized in the Book of Revelation? How could one possibly comment on the accuracy of such a story? The biblical description of the tribulations are incredibly cryptic and vague including when the Rapture is actually supposed to occur (pre-, mid- or post-tribulation?). It's fiction. It's not accurate at all.
How did each of you find the accurateness of the story? Do some of you believe, or dont you?
And, no, I don't believe.
29 Aug 05
Originally posted by NicolaasNo one is rude to me? I believe you just were. Just for that I'm going to keep my nonsense right here and mess up your pristine thread.
so now you r the one standing in for each of the other ppl saying they dont believe. you must be some kind of alien?
and, listen buddy, if you dont believe, take your nonsense somewhere else k!
no one is rude to u cause u dont believe! @#$%
29 Aug 05
Originally posted by darvlaywell the question is for ppl who actually has read the books.
If my sources are correct, Left Behind" is the book series about the Rapture and tribulations as prophecized in the Book of Revelation? How could one possibly comment on the accuracy of such a story? The biblical description of the tribulations are incredibly cryptic and vague including when the Rapture is actually supposed to occur (pre-, mid- or post-tribulation?). It's fiction. It's not accurate at all.
And, no, I don't believe.
29 Aug 05
Originally posted by NicolaasWhat's to read? Jesus comes and whisks away all the Christians. The rest are left to suffer on Earth through a tribulation period of plagues and persecution. Why? I'm not too sure but I've heard it's because God is Love. Makes sense to me.
well the question is for ppl who actually has read the books.
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29 Aug 05
Originally posted by NicolaasExcellent series.
Has anyone read the left behind series from Tim LaHay and Jerry Jenkins?
I have, and to my experience it was really good, infact, I'm reading it a second time now.
How did each of you find the accurateness of the story? Do some of you believe, or dont you?
29 Aug 05
Originally posted by NicolaasI guess I was wrong, Nicolaas. Dj2becker has read the series as well. I guess you two wild and crazy South Africans will have a lot to talk about.
if you have not read the books, then please dont write anything. leave your comments for yourselve!
I am just curious how other ppl who has read them, find the story?
29 Aug 05
Originally posted by NicolaasI got about half way through the series, before I got bored. Interesting, but fiction none the less.
Has anyone read the left behind series from Tim LaHay and Jerry Jenkins?
I have, and to my experience it was really good, infact, I'm reading it a second time now.
How did each of you find the accurateness of the story? Do some of you believe, or dont you?