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And they will willingly embrace it.

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If I were religious I would absolutely think Trump is the Antichrist.
- I’m an atheist and I think Trump is the antichrist.
  
  I literally said the same thing to my wife last week. I grew up in an extremely religious household. I am not religious at all now, I haven't been for decades. But I made the joke that it would be hilarious if after all these bible thumbers voted for him, and he turned out to be the Antichrist 🤣🤣
- When I was 8 or so, I prayed that god would wait to start the 7 years of tribulation until after I graduated college.
  I graduated in 2019. Sorry guys.
  
  Doomed by an 8 year old...
  That gypsy was right.
- If RFK is not pestilence in person I don't know who is
  
  This is the funniest comment I have read in a while 🤣🤣🤣
  
  Oh my God that's perfect
- There was a web site dedicated to a proof that Trump has all the characteristics of the antichrist whereas Obama only has a few.
  I can't seem to find it.
  
  This?:
  https://www.benjaminlcorey.com/could-american-evangelicals-spot-the-antichrist-heres-the-biblical-predictions/
- There’s an entire serious sub called (r/trump666). They are more level headed than you’d expect and downvote and mod people too far out there. They have a lot of deep serious discussions on which of the four horsemen Trump and Musk are. They seem to mostly disagree on which person is which dragon/beast/horsemen. Although, I think there’s an agreement that RFK Jr. is Pestilence haha
  It’s all over my head but this concept is strong enough now that people devote significant time to reading the lay-lines.
  Coincidentally my old handle on Gawker was a photo of Trump and my name was “DiabloHimself.” But that was back when he wasn’t running for office and just tweetsulting Roseanne.
- Oh, I can't believe it's really him! Doug Forcette! Well, if anyone knows, it's this guy.
  
  Glad to make your acquaintance and I hope my presence has brought some joy to your day so as to offset the points lost from the ant I stepped on this morning.
- I wondered about it, but it seems he has to put himself in the place of Christ and require people to worship him instead (to "anti" Christ...) to really qualify. I think he is till pretending to be a Christian, so we may not be there yet...
  
  The bar to being an anti-christ is pretty damn low. There's also no limit to how many exist all one needs is to deny the divinity of Christ. It's just that easy!
  There some conflation with the "Man of Sin/Lawlessness" though who is supposed to be a "fierce King" who appears at the end of times and “will exalt and magnify himself above every god and will say unheard-of things against the God of gods. He will be successful until the time of wrath is completed."
- You mean if you were Christian as my buddy Hassan is a devout Muslim and ge doesn't believe in this shit
  
  Not just Christian, not all of us believe in an antichrist. Even among biblical literalists it's not 100%. Rapture, too. I don't believe in either

Hilarious. Bible is fiction though and feeding into their irrationality is not going to change any minds.
- So no worse than trying to use rational arguments?
  
  Yeah good point.
- The point isn't that it's fiction. It's that their book is garbage and they pick and choose the parts that they follow.
  
  and most of them attend evangelical churchs, which dont even read the whole bible.
  
  Yes very true. I guess this picture is more to show fence sitters the issue than to convert actual evangelicals

https://www.benjaminlcorey.com/could-american-evangelicals-spot-the-antichrist-heres-the-biblical-predictions/
- Thanks for adding this
- Oh wow the dude kept adding to it. I remember reading this a couple of years ago, but it is kind of crazy that it just keeps going.

Ha ha, oh now things are getting a little feisty and controversial. I love a good meme that starts a fire. Nice……very nice.

I remember the first time I heard someone use that phrase Mark of the Beast. It was by a conservative who commented online in the pre-9/11 internet, and it was in relation to a new article discussing the possibility of using RFID chips in humans for very specific reasons. Pets have been having RFID implants to help find them when they get lost.
The guy insisted that these chips are the mark of the beast and he would rather die than get them.
I don't know if he is still around, but he if he is, he is probably someone who thinks Bill Gates is the devil for wanting to chip people but think Elon Musk is awesome for the same.
- Lol back in the mid-90s, there were people at my evangelical church that believed credit cards were the mark of the beast. Credit cards.
  I'm pretty sure they all still had them though.
  
  I mean, they're not wrong. Enabling lower-income people to impulsively take on high-interest debt is one of the main factors perpetuating wage slavery.
  
  Mine was convinced it was barcodes. Standard barcodes.
  
  A thing assigned to you that's in your hand or your head that's needed to engage in commerce? That's...umm...I can see where they could get that idea, especially with the rise of online sales.
- Pets have been having RFID implants to help find them when they get lost.
  Just a small correction, microchips in pets are there to identify them and identify who their owner is. They don't have any geolocation capabilities, its equivalent to hiding an SD card under their skin.
  
  Yes thank you. Memory is rusty. But I am sure you can understand since it was literally 24 years ago...

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