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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyDepends, do you mean long term or short term?
[b]Significance of adverse contemporary events?
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Originally posted by googlefudgeHi, GF. Thanks for your reply. Did ou scan my post at the top of page 2 of the linked thread?
Depends, do you mean long term or short term?
Long term then, meh, nothing new, we've seen worse and lived through it, it's not the end of the world.
Short term, yeah its pretty bad, although some of those events are much more significant that others.
Some of those events are linked and others are random.
And I don't know that any of them have any spiritual significance at all.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI hadn't, I simply read the OP as that was what I assumed the debate was about.
Hi, GF. Thanks for your reply. Did you scan my post at the top of page 2 of the linked thread?
gb
Originally posted by googlefudgeClimate change doesn't fit into their script, so they ignore it.
I hadn't, I simply read the OP as that was what I assumed the debate was about.
Again perhaps less economy of words and more elaboration would result in less wondering
of what the point is and more discussion of it.
No I don't think the 'end is coming' or is prophesied or any of that garbage.
People have been predicting the end of the world for ...[text shortened]... nt the world ended, just became different.
Often it became better, after a struggle.
Originally posted by rwingettWhich is odd because nothing else other than potential global nuclear war presently fits the bill for,
Climate change doesn't fit into their script, so they ignore it.
Originally posted by rwingettWhy?
Climate change doesn't fit into their script, so they ignore it.
People have been predicting the end of the world for millennia and have always been wrong.
People always think there own time, or the latest crisis is the worst that has ever been and
will only ever get worse, and they have always been wrong as well.
Originally posted by FreakyKBHThis is the wrong place for a climate change debate because it is definitively not a spiritual issue.
Why?
People have been predicting the end of the world for millennia and have always been wrong.
People always think there own time, or the latest crisis is the worst that has ever been and
will only ever get worse, and they have always been wrong as well.
Same applies to the global-sky-is-warming-and/or-falling crews.