[Quix]

Of course we were called tin-foilers for saying it.

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I’ve long been curious . . . how many of those naysayers would line up like true SHEEPLE

and how many would choose Jesus over satan—the world ruler—under pain of death here but true ETERNAL LIFE.

And I wonder how many will have the courage to say those so often impossible words . . . if they have the chance . . . hereon . . .

I WAS WRONG.

Interesting times, in the Chinese sense.

[incindiary]

"I’ve long been curious . . . how many of those naysayers would line up like true SHEEPLE and how many would choose Jesus over satan—the world ruler—under pain of death here but true ETERNAL LIFE."

I was thinking the same thing recently. I think the answer is many people. Unfortunately, my dad is one of those people who often denies or disbelieves truth and believes lies. It's hard to even have a conversation with him about politics or religion, because he and I disagree on just about everything. (he's an atheist) At some point, it seems almost hopeless to try to change some people's minds, but what we can do is pray.