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A child born today may live to see humanity’s end, unless…

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I think Fenner is the next on the list of people to incorrectly predict the end of the world.

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I think Fenner is the next on the list of people to incorrectly predict the end of the world.

 

Man cannot stop Man from the inevitable.

Man cannot stop Man from the inevitable.

 

Whatever you say chief.

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Whatever you say chief.

 

I will pray for you, TheDeuce.

What do you think?

 

Without abortion being the law of the (this) land, what kind of population tangent would we be seeing?

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Without abortion being the law of the (this) land, what kind of population tangent would we be seeing?

 

Abortion is not the answer to the future of humanity on Earth. We must look to God for answers.

 

I do not know the time, place, or trigger mechanism that will set the events in motion; however, God is watching and knows the exact time and place when The Rapture will occur.

One trick pony

One trick pony

 

Absolutely. Won't last long.

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One trick pony

 

I have other tricks, but I choose this One.

No one knows when the world will end. Judgement Day is on God's schedule, not ours. It could be tomorrow, or it could be 10,000 years from now.

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