I think that passage refers to an actual disease with like open pustules that weep and smell. The fetor of diseased and dying flesh.
I think that passage refers to an actual disease with like open pustules that weep and smell. The fetor of diseased and dying flesh.
Yeah, I can see that.
In my defense, given the decades of people talking about "Needing to use the Mark of the Beast to engage in commerce" and then seeing articles talking about denying transportation or goods to people to don't get the vaccine--reading these descriptions in Revelations kind of left me on edge.
Yeah, I can see that.
In my defense, given the decades of people talking about "Needing to use the Mark of the Beast to engage in commerce" and then seeing articles talking about denying transportation or goods to people to don't get the vaccine--reading these descriptions in Revelations kind of left me on edge.
You're not alone in that. I am absolutely adamantly agnostic and when you look around the world it's hard to not compare it and scratch your head and think about that stuff. I have to imagine that hardcore atheists ponder it.
You're not alone in that. I am absolutely adamantly agnostic and when you look around the world it's hard to not compare it and scratch your head and think about that stuff. I have to imagine that hardcore atheists ponder it.
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