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>   Don Wang <dwang@  Religion stuff
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>         It isn't.  I believe somewhere in the bible says no one will know when
> or how the Apocalyse is going to happen.
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I had noted that in the snipped part of my comments. Part of the
problem, as I see it is the need for some people, fearful of making
up their own minds, prefer to allow someone to make it up
for them. I recall what I said as "Not even the Angels in Heaven
know the time of Jesus' return."

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>         It's just that we like to associate things with nice and round numbers
> like 1000, 2000.
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And give deadlines to Him who follows not Man's deadlines....^_<
Sorta reminds me of an excellent Will Eisner graphic novel (some
call it the first American graphic novel), called "A Contract With
God and other Tenament Stories". Anyone who has read it will know
exactly what I mean with the above statement, and anyone who hasn't
should read it to find out why I think Eisner is perhaps the best
storyteller in comics.