pseudo boethius

2024-03-30 Saturday

CHRISTIANITY / SPIRITUAL WARFARE / FATHER DAN REHILL

Father Dan Reehil sits down with Mark McLean and they have a very honest, and straight forward conversation about spiritual warfare and the end-times.   

As Fr. Reehil correctly points out, the end-times does not mean the end of the world itself, but it certainly means the end of the world as we know it, and that's a good thing.  

As for the church and Christians, the coming end-times will mean intense persecution of Christians, even unto death.  The Catholic church does not believe in a "pre-tribulation rapture", rather they teach that the events in the book of Daniel and Revelation will be used to purify the church as is.   More importantly, they firmly believe that after the events of the antichrist, and his defeat, the world will be a far, far better place than it is now.   

This is a conversation that is well worth listening to.   

- Pseudo Boethius 

THURSDAY, MAY 25, 2023 

CHRISTIANITY / END-TIMES

Never before in my entire life have I've heard more warnings about "end-times" than I have the past few years, especially this year, 2023.   What's really surprising is even atheists feels like we are zooming down the wrong path quickly.    

You would think that the end of COVID would allow us all to breath easily, but the truth is many of were shocked at just how evil things have become, and the end of COVID hasn't put a dent into the over-reach of government.  

In Christian end-times theology, the end-times are going to be humanity's last big rebellion against God, and all those who aligned with him.   Jesus hinted that things will get so bad, that he will need to return to earth lest the rebellion is so successful that all traces of God are wiped from the earth.   

What's truly sad is how the American government is moving FAST to bring this about, aided by various state governments.   Things are truly getting more evil, there's no doubt about it.  

So what, as Christians, can we do?  PRAY.  And pray a LOT.  

There's more we can do than pray of course, but prayer must be key.