My friend, who shall remain nameless, the same one who constantly annoys me, proceeds to send me a text about Obama being the Anti-Christ. As much as I despite Barack Obama due to his constant skirting the issues and plans to raise taxes on the wealthy (I mean come on, raising taxes on the wealthy? Who pays your paycheck? Not a poor man, that's right, the wealthy.), I do not believe that Barack Obama is the Anti-Christ. I do believe he is what I would call a 'false prophet', but not powerful enough to be the Anti-Christ. And if he is, my friend can say 'I told you so'.
I don't have the exact script of the text (I deleted the stupid thing), but it says something about a man in his late forties and being a late muslim, coming from seemingly 'nowhere' and rising to power.
False. I read the book of revelations. I first handedly felt the fright of that part of the bible, but there was no description of such a man in the revelations. In fact, there was no description of a man anywhere. And as for Muslims, my brother-in-law is a Muslim, they didn't even come about until nearly four hundred years after the book of revelations was written.
I explained all of this to my friend and she completely ignored me. I inadvertantly made the statement 'you know, his term will end in 2012, which is supposed to be the end of the world' and that just added fuel to the fire. I was simply making a general statement aloud, by accident. In fact the end of the world is supposedly December 21, 2012, not November 4th, 2012, but that's beyond the point. The point is that she bought into this stupid right-right-right-winged crazy Christianized ploy. I am both right wing republican and Christian and I don't believe in it.
Want to know what I believe in?
No, you don't, because it's warped.