The Second Coming of Christ...
Posted: Tue Jan 19, 2010 12:43 pm
I remember being told at school many times through out the 1970's and 80's that when the Second Coming comes we will ALL know. I, and many other kids, asked how we would know. You will just KNOW, they said. Interesting...
The nation would have been a lot more god and church orientated years before so people who were kids the generation before me, and in previous era's to that, would have had this said to them even more than kids of my generation did.
We have been waiting for nearly 2,000 years now. Still no sign!
I recall reading once about a woman in London in the 1800's who became very famous by telling people she would be giving birth to the second Christ sometime during her life, but (surprise, surpise!) she didn't! Apparently when she died more than 100,000 of her gullible followers attended her funeral.
Isn't it about time we moved on from this, forgot about it and viewed it all as a load of nonsense. I imagine they still tell kids this now in schools. A relative of mine became very religious for a while following a bad event that had occured. This person used to go on about stuff like this all the time. When things improved for that person and they moved on from being religious, stopped talking about it, and stopped attending church, I asked "How comes you don't believe in all that anymore?" The reply was "well, it's all a load of bollocks isnt it!"
I rest my case.
The nation would have been a lot more god and church orientated years before so people who were kids the generation before me, and in previous era's to that, would have had this said to them even more than kids of my generation did.
We have been waiting for nearly 2,000 years now. Still no sign!
I recall reading once about a woman in London in the 1800's who became very famous by telling people she would be giving birth to the second Christ sometime during her life, but (surprise, surpise!) she didn't! Apparently when she died more than 100,000 of her gullible followers attended her funeral.
Isn't it about time we moved on from this, forgot about it and viewed it all as a load of nonsense. I imagine they still tell kids this now in schools. A relative of mine became very religious for a while following a bad event that had occured. This person used to go on about stuff like this all the time. When things improved for that person and they moved on from being religious, stopped talking about it, and stopped attending church, I asked "How comes you don't believe in all that anymore?" The reply was "well, it's all a load of bollocks isnt it!"
I rest my case.