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**Htb48JBf** · 03-19-2012, 06:48 AM

I do not concur with the Christian fundamentalist belief in The End Times, the Rapture, the physical return of Christ, Armageddon, or the Millennium which I have identified as British Israel,

Then you do not concur with Bible doctrine. NOTE: this writer REPLACED Bible docrtine with ""Christian fundamentalist belief"" Very decietful and I'm sure most who read this did not notice. I did, now you should too.

I have to ask, just what is "Christian fundamentalist belief" according to the Bible?? The word fundamentalist is not IN the Bible and cannot be DEFINED in or by the Bible. "Christian fundamentalist belief" is a man made term inspired by satan (IMO) to intergrate ALL "religions" into one. Haven't you noticed how many "groups" have been labeled "fundamentalists" This is done to do away with BIBLE BELIEVER, since Bible Believer is very SPECIFIC in it's termonology and spelled out without some vageness as with the word "fundamentalists". Muslims, animal rights groups, patriots, constitutionalists ,etc are all "fundamentalists" The word "fundamentalists" have nothing whatsoever to do with Bible believers and belief in the Bible as God's words. This writer has bought into a lie right at this point and although some of what he/she says is true it's based on a FALSE PREMISE.

The Rapture (pre-millennial) is Bible doctrine as is the physical return of Jesus Christ and the millennia reign of Jesus Christ on this earth AFTER the tribulation period.
The Kingdom of God (reference with the British Israel link) is a spiritual kingdom NOT to the Kingdom of heaven which is a physical, literal kingdom on this earth.
This writer doesn't even know the difference between the two!!!

03-19-2012, 06:48 AM	#3
Htb48JBf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 413 Senior Member	I do not concur with the Christian fundamentalist belief in The End Times, the Rapture, the physical return of Christ, Armageddon, or the Millennium which I have identified as British Israel, Then you do not concur with Bible doctrine. NOTE: this writer REPLACED Bible docrtine with ""Christian fundamentalist belief"" Very decietful and I'm sure most who read this did not notice. I did, now you should too. I have to ask, just what is "Christian fundamentalist belief" according to the Bible?? The word fundamentalist is not IN the Bible and cannot be DEFINED in or by the Bible. "Christian fundamentalist belief" is a man made term inspired by satan (IMO) to intergrate ALL "religions" into one. Haven't you noticed how many "groups" have been labeled "fundamentalists" This is done to do away with BIBLE BELIEVER, since Bible Believer is very SPECIFIC in it's termonology and spelled out without some vageness as with the word "fundamentalists". Muslims, animal rights groups, patriots, constitutionalists ,etc are all "fundamentalists" The word "fundamentalists" have nothing whatsoever to do with Bible believers and belief in the Bible as God's words. This writer has bought into a lie right at this point and although some of what he/she says is true it's based on a FALSE PREMISE. The Rapture (pre-millennial) is Bible doctrine as is the physical return of Jesus Christ and the millennia reign of Jesus Christ on this earth AFTER the tribulation period. The Kingdom of God (reference with the British Israel link) is a spiritual kingdom NOT to the Kingdom of heaven which is a physical, literal kingdom on this earth. This writer doesn't even know the difference between the two!!!
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