Paradoxology

  Let God be found true though every man a liar. - Romans 3:4   “But he has got nothing on,' said a little child. 'Oh, listen to the innocent,' said its father; and one person whispered to the other what the child had said. 'He has nothing on; a child says he has nothing on!' 'But he has nothing on!' at last cried all the people. The Emperor writhed, for he knew it was true, but he thought 'the procession must go on now,' so held himself stiffer than ever, and the chamberlains held up the invisible train.” Excerpt From Stories from Hans Christian Andersen   That is how Christians generally behave. I am perplexed by how the majority of Christians accept errors and contradictions without question, despite some obvious violations to a sense of reason. They see the Word of God as the Emperor, and they can’t admit that it is has errors. However, it is not necessary to “throw out the baby with the bath water” as the saying goes. The N...

There is no true Christian Church. The true Church died with the Apostles in the 1st century. The holy ones are in the wilderness living discreetly. If a church is not discreet, but showy (1John 2:16), living openly in the “face of the dragon,” then it is one of the “Weeds.” Any church that is registered with the State is in the “face of the Dragon.” The Church is a composite of the Truth of God’s Word, the holy (anointed) ones, and the organization or meeting place. The Truth of God’s Word died with the Apostles in the 1st century as the Two Witnesses of Revelation 12. What remains in it’s place is a counterfeit or a Valley of Dried Bones” (Ezekiel 3:7). Thus, “Wherever the corpse is, there the vultures will gather.” ‭‭(Matthew‬ ‭24:28‬ ‭ESV‬‬). This is probably the most appropriate application of this vague comment by the Messiah. The organization or Church is still in Bondage to Babylon the Great. The Harvest of the “Weeds” first began with 1874 or 1914 and will be burned with th...

“But he has got nothing on,' said a little child. 'Oh, listen to the innocent,' said its father; and one person whispered to the other what the child had said. 'He has nothing on; a child says he has nothing on!' 'But he has nothing on!' at last cried all the people. The Emperor writhed, for he knew it was true, but he thought 'the procession must go on now,' so held himself stiffer than ever, and the chamberlains held up the invisible train.” Excerpt From Stories from Hans Christian Andersen That is how religious people generally behave. Not just Christians, but also Muslims, Jews, and especially any other religion. Atheist and agnostic people  claim the Bible and any other Holy book as being just stories and fairy tales. They claim all the stories are unrealistic and at worst full of contradictions and errors. But, I am perplexed by how the majority of religious people accept the stories at face-value as truth, fact and reality, withou...