9/11 conspiracies

[DGFone]

[quote="Woeler1"]3 words:
Osama
Bin
Laden[/quote]

If Woeler himself admits that it wasn't the US government who was behind the attacks, you better believe it that there is no conspiracy.

[Woeler]

[quote="DGFone"][quote="Woeler1"]3 words:
Osama
Bin
Laden[/quote]

If Woeler himself admits that it wasn't the US government who was behind the attacks, you better believe it that there is no conspiracy.[/quote]
Yeah, I mean come on. George W. Bush is so stupid he probably doesn't even know what conspiracy theory means.

It's all nonsense claimed by moronic people who also believe in Illuminati, the end of the world (rapture), or other crazy stuff. We shouldn't pay attention to them.

[SlayerOfLight]

[quote="Woeler1"][quote="DGFone"][quote="Woeler1"]3 words:
Osama
Bin
Laden[/quote]

If Woeler himself admits that it wasn't the US government who was behind the attacks, you better believe it that there is no conspiracy.[/quote]
Yeah, I mean come on. George W. Bush is so stupid he probably doesn't even know what conspiracy theory means.

It's all nonsense claimed by moronic people who also believe in Illuminati, the end of the world (rapture), or other crazy stuff. We shouldn't pay attention to them.[/quote]

Actually, the end of the world and the rapture are two complete diffrent things. Just saying though.

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It sickens me there are actually people who believe that it were all jews that were behind the 9/11 and that all ''zionists'' want to conquer the world.

[Woeler]

[quote="Nicholas"]Actually, the end of the world and the rapture are two complete diffrent things. Just saying though.[/quote]
''Based on Scripture, many Christian faiths believe and teach about a future, end-times event when all true believers who are still alive before the end of the world will be taken from the earth by God into heaven. The term describing this event is "the Rapture." ''

The rapture is an event linked to the end of the world and based on the end of the world

[SlayerOfLight]

[quote="Woeler1"][quote="Nicholas"]Actually, the end of the world and the rapture are two complete diffrent things. Just saying though.[/quote]
''Based on Scripture, many Christian faiths believe and teach about a future, end-times event when all true believers who are still alive before the end of the world will be taken from the earth by God into heaven. The term describing this event is "the Rapture." ''

The rapture is an event linked to the end of the world and based on the end of the world[/quote]

Well, I dont know from which source you copied that, but according to scripture the world isn't really going to end. It says there would only be a time of God's judgement upon the earth (the 7 years tribulation) Before Christ returns to earth and reigns for a 1000 years on earth together with his people.

So therefore, the rapture is only linked to the 7 years tribulation, rather then the end of the world.

[Woeler]

[quote="Nicholas"]
Well, I dont know from which source you copied that, but according to scripture the world isn't really going to end. It says there would only be a time of God's judgement upon the earth (the 7 years tribulation) Before Christ returns to earth and reigns for a 1000 years on earth together with his people.

So therefore, the rapture is only linked to the 7 years tribulation, rather then the end of the world.[/quote]
Again
[quote]After The Rapture, God will begin executing judgments against unbelievers, during a period called the Tribulation. At the end of the Tribulation all nations will attack Israel, and Jesus Christ will physically return, leading the armies of heaven. At the Battle of Armeggedon they will destroy everyone who is not a believer. Then Satan will be bound, and Jesus will set up the Millennial Kingdom, headquartered in Jerusalem. Jesus and the saints will rule over the nations of the Earth for a thousand years. During this period there will be people born who are not loyal to Christ. However, it usually will not be obvious. Therefore, at the end of the thousand-year period, God will release Satan and let him tempt those who inhabit the Earth. A large group will take up arms against the Lord and be defeated. Then, Christ will judge all who have ever lived, giving rewards to some and punishment to others. Those who were "destroyed" will be cast into the Lake of Fire, i.e., Hell. After that, God will destroy heaven and Earth because they have been polluted by sin. He will create a new heaven and a new Earth, put those who were saved on the new Earth, and rule it forever. [/quote]

This is all from godonthe.net a biblical Christian website that teaches Christian values and stories.
Clearly speaks of end times.
And some more http://www.godonthe.net/evidence/collapse.htm

[SlayerOfLight]

[quote="Woeler1"][quote="Nicholas"]
Well, I dont know from which source you copied that, but according to scripture the world isn't really going to end. It says there would only be a time of God's judgement upon the earth (the 7 years tribulation) Before Christ returns to earth and reigns for a 1000 years on earth together with his people.

So therefore, the rapture is only linked to the 7 years tribulation, rather then the end of the world.[/quote]
Again
[quote]After The Rapture, God will begin executing judgments against unbelievers, during a period called the Tribulation. At the end of the Tribulation all nations will attack Israel, and Jesus Christ will physically return, leading the armies of heaven. At the Battle of Armeggedon they will destroy everyone who is not a believer. Then Satan will be bound, and Jesus will set up the Millennial Kingdom, headquartered in Jerusalem. Jesus and the saints will rule over the nations of the Earth for a thousand years. During this period there will be people born who are not loyal to Christ. However, it usually will not be obvious. Therefore, at the end of the thousand-year period, God will release Satan and let him tempt those who inhabit the Earth. A large group will take up arms against the Lord and be defeated. Then, Christ will judge all who have ever lived, giving rewards to some and punishment to others. Those who were "destroyed" will be cast into the Lake of Fire, i.e., Hell. After that, God will destroy heaven and Earth because they have been polluted by sin. He will create a new heaven and a new Earth, put those who were saved on the new Earth, and rule it forever. [/quote]

This is all from godonthe.net a biblical Christian website that teaches Christian values and stories.
Clearly speaks of end times.
And some more http://www.godonthe.net/evidence/collapse.htm[/quote]

Yes, but the rapture is just one of the many events during the 7 years tribulation. There lays 1000 years between the rapture and the comming of this ''new earth''. Also, it more looks like the author of that site wrote his own personal beliefs. So even though the rapture may be linked to the endtimes and 7 years tribulation, it is not linked to the renewal of earth when the old earth passes away, as it is written in the book of revelation.

[Woeler]

[quote="Nicholas"]
Yes, but the rapture is just one of the many events during the 7 years tribulation. There lays 1000 years between the rapture and the comming of this ''new earth''. Also, it more looks like the author of that site wrote his own personal beliefs. So even though the rapture may be linked to the endtimes and 7 years tribulation, it is not linked to the renewal of earth when the old earth passes away, as it is written in the book of revelation.[/quote]
I see you got my point. I wasn't talking about the renewal of the Earth. The source did. I just wanted to prove that the general idea of the rapture is linked to end times.

[SlayerOfLight]

[quote="Woeler1"][quote="Nicholas"]
Yes, but the rapture is just one of the many events during the 7 years tribulation. There lays 1000 years between the rapture and the comming of this ''new earth''. Also, it more looks like the author of that site wrote his own personal beliefs. So even though the rapture may be linked to the endtimes and 7 years tribulation, it is not linked to the renewal of earth when the old earth passes away, as it is written in the book of revelation.[/quote]
I see you got my point. I wasn't talking about the renewal of the Earth. The source did. I just wanted to prove that the general idea of the rapture is linked to end times.[/quote]

Ah, fair enough then. lol

[Woeler]

[quote="Nicholas"][quote="Woeler1"][quote="Nicholas"]
Yes, but the rapture is just one of the many events during the 7 years tribulation. There lays 1000 years between the rapture and the comming of this ''new earth''. Also, it more looks like the author of that site wrote his own personal beliefs. So even though the rapture may be linked to the endtimes and 7 years tribulation, it is not linked to the renewal of earth when the old earth passes away, as it is written in the book of revelation.[/quote]
I see you got my point. I wasn't talking about the renewal of the Earth. The source did. I just wanted to prove that the general idea of the rapture is linked to end times.[/quote]

Ah, fair enough then. lol[/quote]
So what was this ''blame the Jews'' thing with the 9/11 conspiracies? What is the theory behind that?