Ray Comfort #fundie, #mammon

Ray Comfort #fundie, #mammon twitter.com

Prophecy is undeniable evidence that the Bible is inspired by God—because only He knows the future.

Our new book “Volatile!” shows that 2,500 years ago, the Bible actually named the countries that would attack Israel in the latter days. Get it here: https://livingwaters.com/store/books/volatile/

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Did the Bible foretell that Ray would get nicknamed Bananaman?

I see a place for the Mammon flag.

Still, he’d better not be dragging any sort of gematria into this, if he wants to keep or gain respect.

Does the Bible specifically mention exactly when, how, and why Israel would be attacked by whom? Or does it just vaguely mention “at some point a jewish nation will get in conflict with its neighbours”? ’Cause that’s not a prophecy, dumbass.

Wow. Ray wasted no time making bank on tragedy.

“because only He knows the future.”
How would you go about proving this statement?
I mean, you’re trying to establish a FACT based on FACTS, right? Submitting evidence for a conclusion.
But if you’re talking facts, you have to be talking facts all the way. Not opinion.
This statement only works for people that:
1) already believe in gods.
2) already believe in YOUR god.
3) already accept The Bible as the product of THAT God.
4) already believe the future is limited to God’s psychic powers, not anyone else’s. But, while witchcraft is outlawed, Saul did use witchcraft to talk to the dead, right? So, other powers that don’t come from God are biblically possible.
You have to prove only your god can provide such prophecy.
Which would require that you prove your god exists.
Which means you can’t use prophecy to prove your god exists until you establish that prophecy requires god.

Are those the same countries you claimed would attack Israel recently? I do not think they have attacked yet. Perhaps, you should wait until the prophecy has actually come true until you actually proclaim it as proof for your religion?

The Israel of the Bible wasn't even the Israel of today. Your "fullfilled prophecies" are misleading claims. Your "undeniable evidence that the Bible is inspired by God" is void and was only supported by false premises. The evidence that it's likely not inspired is plenty, as actual theologians know. You sound like those Nostradamus prophecies crackpots... You slipped on that banana?

@Timjer #186870

It's usually as vague as "the King of The North/South" will return against the other... So the various denominations keep reinventing who may or may not be which and when. Then there's Daniel's statue divided in parts, that too is constantly reinterpreted and denominations don't necessarily agree with eachother. Then of course, some consider future prophecy what others consider imagery of old Rome's fall... Then let's consider Jesus's "before this generation passes", a particularly problematic one for the Jehovah's Witnesses who must keep playing with definitions, because their false prophecies didn't come to pass. :)

the Bible actually named the countries that would attack Israel in the latter days

Actual names of countries verbatim in the BuyBull or your ‘God’ isn’t as ‘Omniscient’ as you claim he is, Banana Boy.

Jordan would like a word with you, Ray Cumfart.

If I wanted a Bible to read up on this, I know where they will give you a free one. Not wasting my dough on your crappy book, Ray.

Tyre. God's prediction there was proven false.

My computer mouse appears to have a suboptimal shape, it's not godly designed, banana shaped, to perfectly fit in the hand... stupid human inventions!

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Ray Comfort #fundie, #mammon twitter.com

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