spiritualbee
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Can an 'end', according Christians be something good?
Can the end be something good?
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Faithfulservant
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Can i ask why you are creating so many threads? I feel like these could be added to pre-existing topics.
spiritualbee
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Creating mant threats? No I create not many threats only a few what is better then nothing I would think.
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Consider using spell check, become a spelling bee and not just a Spiritual one.
Aupmanyav
Be your own guru.
End, incuding death, is neither good nor bad. It is just natural which has to happen.
TheLightWithin
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Are you talking about Armageddon?
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I think what she means is you start a lot of new threads, but your topics might fit under existing topical threads.
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While the term "Armageddon" often evokes fear and apprehension due to its associations with apocalypse and destruction, there are alternative interpretations that highlight the potential for transformation, justice, unity, and hope. Viewing Armageddon as a catalyst for positive change can lead to profound discussions about morality, purpose, and the collective journey of humanity. It invites a deeper understanding of how endings can give rise to new beginnings and the possibilities that lie beyond challenges.
