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  3. Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

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  • gaydeceiver@mstdn.socialG gaydeceiver@mstdn.social

    Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

    Nope. John Nelson Darby created it in the 1800s, after he had a fall and a knocked his nogging real hard.

    Look him up. It’s a hoot.

    disorderlyf@todon.euD This user is from outside of this forum
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    @GayDeceiver Kind of fucks with me how much of the problems around the world are basically the great, great, great grandchildren of mediocre white men with power wildly speculating about how the world works in the most convenient way for those specific men and us being surprised the whole fucking planet is bursting at the seams because the last six generations has been an exponentially increasing number of descendants of those mediocre white men attempting to brute force the contortion of the universe to their interpretation of those original musings.

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    • gaydeceiver@mstdn.socialG gaydeceiver@mstdn.social

      Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

      Nope. John Nelson Darby created it in the 1800s, after he had a fall and a knocked his nogging real hard.

      Look him up. It’s a hoot.

      josteglitz@troet.cafeJ This user is from outside of this forum
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      #8

      @GayDeceiver writing from Germany I had to look up Christian Rapture in the dictionary and my impression: it seems to be something very American.

      frchazzz@mastodon.socialF pascaline@mastodon.nlP 2 Replies Last reply
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      • gaydeceiver@mstdn.socialG gaydeceiver@mstdn.social

        Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

        Nope. John Nelson Darby created it in the 1800s, after he had a fall and a knocked his nogging real hard.

        Look him up. It’s a hoot.

        ghostonthehalfshell@masto.aiG This user is from outside of this forum
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        #9

        @GayDeceiver

        And I want to tell everyone who thinks that the second coming is just around the corner, that the rapture already happened and they are stuck with the rest of us to fight the final battle between good and evil

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        • gaydeceiver@mstdn.socialG gaydeceiver@mstdn.social

          Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

          Nope. John Nelson Darby created it in the 1800s, after he had a fall and a knocked his nogging real hard.

          Look him up. It’s a hoot.

          donchacale@mastodon.socialD This user is from outside of this forum
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          @GayDeceiver
          misschpellink of RUPture

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          • gaydeceiver@mstdn.socialG gaydeceiver@mstdn.social

            Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

            Nope. John Nelson Darby created it in the 1800s, after he had a fall and a knocked his nogging real hard.

            Look him up. It’s a hoot.

            davidm_yeg@beige.partyD This user is from outside of this forum
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            @GayDeceiver

            It’s like 90% of what is presented as ‘traditional’ ‘biblical’ christianity: invented and solidified in the last century or so.

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            • gaydeceiver@mstdn.socialG gaydeceiver@mstdn.social

              Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

              Nope. John Nelson Darby created it in the 1800s, after he had a fall and a knocked his nogging real hard.

              Look him up. It’s a hoot.

              gimulnautti@mastodon.greenG This user is from outside of this forum
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              @GayDeceiver Yup. Would have probably been considered heresy in the middle ages.

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              • josteglitz@troet.cafeJ josteglitz@troet.cafe

                @GayDeceiver writing from Germany I had to look up Christian Rapture in the dictionary and my impression: it seems to be something very American.

                frchazzz@mastodon.socialF This user is from outside of this forum
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                @Josteglitz @GayDeceiver Darby (the guy who invented the concept) was Irish I think. But his ideas only really took off when they were added as study notes to the Scofield Reference Bible, which sold like hotcakes in the United States. So you're correct, quite American.

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                • gaydeceiver@mstdn.socialG gaydeceiver@mstdn.social

                  Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

                  Nope. John Nelson Darby created it in the 1800s, after he had a fall and a knocked his nogging real hard.

                  Look him up. It’s a hoot.

                  frchazzz@mastodon.socialF This user is from outside of this forum
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                  #14

                  @GayDeceiver Didn't know about the fall before now. So, he's like Doc Brown but with really bad theology.

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                  • frchazzz@mastodon.socialF frchazzz@mastodon.social

                    @Josteglitz @GayDeceiver Darby (the guy who invented the concept) was Irish I think. But his ideas only really took off when they were added as study notes to the Scofield Reference Bible, which sold like hotcakes in the United States. So you're correct, quite American.

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                    #15

                    @FrChazzz @Josteglitz @GayDeceiver yeah the same. No rapture in Luther's bible.

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                      #16

                      @whybird @deirdrebeth @GayDeceiver apparently expansion on Thessalonians 4:17
                      "After that, we who are still alive and are left will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And so we will be with the Lord forever."

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                      • ghostonthehalfshell@masto.aiG ghostonthehalfshell@masto.ai

                        @GayDeceiver

                        And I want to tell everyone who thinks that the second coming is just around the corner, that the rapture already happened and they are stuck with the rest of us to fight the final battle between good and evil

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                        @GhostOnTheHalfShell @GayDeceiver And the MAGAts have sided with the antichrist. You know, assuming Revelations is true, and not just the ravings of a Bronze Age lunatic.

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                        • kinsale42@mstdn.gamesK kinsale42@mstdn.games

                          @GayDeceiver one wonders if that's what got Revelations written, too

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                          @kinsale42 @GayDeceiver

                          It was Nero's persecution of early Christians that got Revelations written.

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                          • kinsale42@mstdn.gamesK kinsale42@mstdn.games

                            @GayDeceiver one wonders if that's what got Revelations written, too

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                            @kinsale42 @GayDeceiver Tha Latin 'rapio' is Vulgata's 4th century tranlation of the Greek 'harpazo', meaning 'to snatch, to carry away'. – This is the word used in the Thessalonians quoted above.

                            Personally, I would much prefer to be spirited away by the Japanese gods in the Miyazaki's anime.

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                            • gaydeceiver@mstdn.socialG gaydeceiver@mstdn.social

                              Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

                              Nope. John Nelson Darby created it in the 1800s, after he had a fall and a knocked his nogging real hard.

                              Look him up. It’s a hoot.

                              isol@mastodon.auI This user is from outside of this forum
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                              @GayDeceiver

                              Ellen G. White, of the Seventh Day Adventists, got hit in the face with a stone.

                              Mary Baker Eddy, of Church of Christ, Scientist, slipped on ice and hit her head.

                              I wonder if there are other hits to the head leading to the creation of new religions? 🤔

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                              • gaydeceiver@mstdn.socialG gaydeceiver@mstdn.social

                                Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

                                Nope. John Nelson Darby created it in the 1800s, after he had a fall and a knocked his nogging real hard.

                                Look him up. It’s a hoot.

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                                The worst thing the powerful, old, white men ever did with religion was convince others they couldn't find divinity within themselves - because humans are 'too broken' - and that the divine can only be found externally.

                                At least, that's what the mushrooms told me. 🍄✌️

                                @GayDeceiver @TheBreadmonkey

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                                • gaydeceiver@mstdn.socialG gaydeceiver@mstdn.social

                                  Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

                                  Nope. John Nelson Darby created it in the 1800s, after he had a fall and a knocked his nogging real hard.

                                  Look him up. It’s a hoot.

                                  hypostase@bsd.networkH This user is from outside of this forum
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                                  @GayDeceiver
                                  To be fair, a lot of the early followers apparently thought their boy Josh was coming back soon.

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                                  • gaydeceiver@mstdn.socialG gaydeceiver@mstdn.social

                                    Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

                                    Nope. John Nelson Darby created it in the 1800s, after he had a fall and a knocked his nogging real hard.

                                    Look him up. It’s a hoot.

                                    noortjevee@mstdn.socialN This user is from outside of this forum
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                                    @GayDeceiver i dont know...you sound.quite deceptive...and gay.

                                    (Now to get serious and not make user name jokes)
                                    A lot of that stuff was added later, but they all accept it as coming from "god"

                                    {Starts talking in giberish nonsense}

                                    [Hi this is the person behind her, its not giberish, what shes speaking is a super rare sumerian latin Dutch dialect, and i just happen to speak it, what it means is "god is telling his children to shut the fuck up for a whole 10 years ]

                                    😛

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                                    • tazpoltorak@fosstodon.orgT tazpoltorak@fosstodon.org

                                      @kinsale42 @GayDeceiver Tha Latin 'rapio' is Vulgata's 4th century tranlation of the Greek 'harpazo', meaning 'to snatch, to carry away'. – This is the word used in the Thessalonians quoted above.

                                      Personally, I would much prefer to be spirited away by the Japanese gods in the Miyazaki's anime.

                                      noortjevee@mstdn.socialN This user is from outside of this forum
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                                      @TazPoltorak @kinsale42 @GayDeceiver nah...i want to get on the cat bus from "my neighbour totoro"

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                                      • isol@mastodon.auI isol@mastodon.au

                                        @GayDeceiver

                                        Ellen G. White, of the Seventh Day Adventists, got hit in the face with a stone.

                                        Mary Baker Eddy, of Church of Christ, Scientist, slipped on ice and hit her head.

                                        I wonder if there are other hits to the head leading to the creation of new religions? 🤔

                                        mbpaz@mas.toM This user is from outside of this forum
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                                        @isol @GayDeceiver add: St. Paul falling off his horse and suddenly becoming a Christian

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                                        • gaydeceiver@mstdn.socialG gaydeceiver@mstdn.social

                                          Honestly… I thought that the Christian Rapture was a religious concept going back to the very beginning of the religion.

                                          Nope. John Nelson Darby created it in the 1800s, after he had a fall and a knocked his nogging real hard.

                                          Look him up. It’s a hoot.

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                                          #26

                                          @GayDeceiver Renegade Cut did a masterful video on this, the Left Behind series, and how all of that infected US politics.

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