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Secretary of Education - Colin the Cat
January 26th 2006, 04:24 PM
1. You always leave the top down on your convertible in case the rapture happens.

2. You never buy green bananas.

3. You talk your church into adapting the '60s pop song, "Up, Up, and Away" as a Christian hymn.

4. Barcode scanners make you nervous.

5. You refuse a tax refund check because the amount comes to $666.

6. You can name more signs of the times than Commandments.

7. You believe there is an original Greek and Hebrew text with Scofield's notes.

8. You believe the term "Church Fathers" refers to Hal Lindsey and Tim LaHaye.

9. You get goose bumps when you hear a trumpet.

10. You use the Left Behind books as devotional reading

eschaton
January 26th 2006, 04:26 PM
Sounds more like obsessed with pre-trib.

technomage
January 26th 2006, 04:30 PM
Sounds more like obsessed with pre-trib.
For most pre-tribs, there is no other interpretation.

Justin

... former pre-trib ... recovering nicely, thank you. :teeth:

Secretary of Education - Colin the Cat
January 26th 2006, 05:06 PM
Sounds more like obsessed with pre-trib.

:brood: I am pre-trib, but not like that...

eschaton
January 26th 2006, 05:12 PM
:brood: I am pre-trib, but not like that...

So does being obsessed with Bible prophecy mean not being obsessed with preterism?

technomage
January 26th 2006, 05:49 PM
:brood: I am pre-trib

Acknowledement is the first step in solving the problem. :hehe:

Gromit45
January 26th 2006, 07:24 PM
Three times a day you bow in the direction of Chuck Missler

Hitch
January 26th 2006, 08:08 PM
1. You always leave the top down on your convertible in case the rapture happens.

2. You never buy green bananas.

3. You talk your church into adapting the '60s pop song, "Up, Up, and Away" as a Christian hymn.

4. Barcode scanners make you nervous.

5. You refuse a tax refund check because the amount comes to $666.

6. You can name more signs of the times than Commandments.

7. You believe there is an original Greek and Hebrew text with Scofield's notes.

8. You believe the term "Church Fathers" refers to Hal Lindsey and Tim LaHaye.

9. You get goose bumps when you hear a trumpet.

10. You use the Left Behind books as devotional reading LOL

PERF!

H

Lady Gooner
January 31st 2006, 08:26 AM
how refreshing to meet people who can laugh about eschatology :thumb:

Secretary of Education - Colin the Cat
January 31st 2006, 08:42 AM
how refreshing to meet people who can laugh about eschatology :thumb:
Especially within their own camp...

Mr Arkadin
February 2nd 2006, 08:28 AM
1. You always leave the top down on your convertible in case the rapture happens.

2. You never buy green bananas.

3. You talk your church into adapting the '60s pop song, "Up, Up, and Away" as a Christian hymn.

4. Barcode scanners make you nervous.

5. You refuse a tax refund check because the amount comes to $666.

6. You can name more signs of the times than Commandments.

7. You believe there is an original Greek and Hebrew text with Scofield's notes.

8. You believe the term "Church Fathers" refers to Hal Lindsey and Tim LaHaye.

9. You get goose bumps when you hear a trumpet.

10. You use the Left Behind books as devotional reading

Brilliant. Even though the rib is at pre-tribbers as myself.

Keepupthefire
February 2nd 2006, 01:39 PM
1. You always leave the top down on your convertible in case the rapture happens.

2. You never buy green bananas.

3. You talk your church into adapting the '60s pop song, "Up, Up, and Away" as a Christian hymn.

4. Barcode scanners make you nervous.

5. You refuse a tax refund check because the amount comes to $666.

6. You can name more signs of the times than Commandments.

7. You believe there is an original Greek and Hebrew text with Scofield's notes.

8. You believe the term "Church Fathers" refers to Hal Lindsey and Tim LaHaye.

9. You get goose bumps when you hear a trumpet.

10. You use the Left Behind books as devotional reading

I'd add John Hagee to the list as well.

calvin
February 13th 2006, 02:21 AM
The "last days" began when Hal Lindsey wrote his book !!

FreezBee
February 15th 2006, 12:11 PM
The "last days" began when Hal Lindsey wrote his book !!
:huh:
No, no - the last days are always in the past, it's the first days that are in the future!

- FreezBee

dizzle
February 15th 2006, 03:43 PM
The last Door mag had "End Times Bible College" - it was hilarious

Hitch
February 15th 2006, 09:38 PM
The second to Last Days srtarted when Hagee wrote his..

LionOfJudah
March 13th 2006, 08:55 PM
Thanks for the laugh. That was a good list. Sounds alot like me. :lol:

DesertBerean
March 13th 2006, 09:35 PM
1. You always leave the top down on your convertible in case the rapture happens.

2. You never buy green bananas.

3. You talk your church into adapting the '60s pop song, "Up, Up, and Away" as a Christian hymn.

4. Barcode scanners make you nervous.

5. You refuse a tax refund check because the amount comes to $666.

6. You can name more signs of the times than Commandments.

7. You believe there is an original Greek and Hebrew text with Scofield's notes.

8. You believe the term "Church Fathers" refers to Hal Lindsey and Tim LaHaye.

9. You get goose bumps when you hear a trumpet.

10. You use the Left Behind books as devotional reading

:lol:

Pilgrim
March 13th 2006, 09:57 PM
and the number 0 reason: You start funny threads about the rapture on theology web sites.