Weird things you believe?

[Amazing Rando]

Knowing you, that would encourage me to belive in luck

[Dracula Girl]

Methinks almost everyone believes that, since everyone is in the minority in some ways.

Oh, I believe nearly everyone is a minority. I also believe Friday the 13th is my favorite holi day.

Knowing you, that would encourage me to belive in luck

I don't get it.

[Amazing Rando]

I don't get it.

Tfbandie's my younger brother.

(I can't say "little brother" anymore because he's bigger than me. )

[bar Jonah]

I believe the Trinity may not have always been a Trinity (or Triunity) in the eternal past, but that God may have chosen to make Himself into this Trinity/Triunity in order to experience relationship, even before Creation.

I don't know this to be the case. It is conjecture, based on some very vague scripture. I believe it is a possibility.

[Dracula Girl]

I believe I have known the future. I don't mean like in a way where I could say that exactly this is going to happen exactly in this way, but like a sense of something that was going to happen.

[bar Jonah]

I believe I have known the future. I don't mean like in a way where I could say that exactly this is going to happen exactly in this way, but like a sense of something that was going to happen.

Heathen.

:heretic:

[Piebald]

I am pretty sure that this does not count as a "belief," but now that RTT mentions it, I am occasionally absolutely STRICKED with Deja Vu. I don't believe I'm actually getting "visions" of the future or anything, but at certain periods in my life I was getting it on a daily basis, at least once a day.

[Dracula Girl]

Heathen.

:heretic:

Hey, the day after I most felt like something bad was going to happen but dismissed it, part of our roof blew off with a gust of wind that quite shook the house and is probably responsible for cracks in the stucco. The shaking was likely responsible for the pipes shifting to bring dirt and rocks into our bathroom plumbing which caused us to get a plumber. I had a feeling that something bad was going to happen and thought of posting a prayer request that night and that I should pray about it, but it was only wind so I dismissed it thinking that the worst that was likely was that part of the already damaged fence would be damaged. I believe that had some sense of what was going to happen but I just didn't know quite what and I ignored it. That is the most notable instance.

Then there are the things that are just easy to figure out, like after my mom's quiet entry, she would be tired and the answer would be yes she did have cancer, but that is probably just logic.

[spiritmech]

I'm not sure I have many weird beliefs. While some (or all) of them may be wrong, I'm not as paranoid/suspicious as I used to be, so I haven't picked up any officially weird beliefs lately.

I do still think there is a international conspiracy of Communists. But only because that was an aim outlined in the Communist Manifesto. I don't think it's too crazy to think certain people of like minds hang out with each other and agree with each other and want to make real their hopes for the future by any means necessary. Oh wait, that was pretty weird.

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[Dracula Girl]

I believe that the copy of the Communist manifesto that I got from the local library and read a few years ago is stupid and outdated, but then that could be fact. I wonder if the manifesto has ever changed.

I believe that nothing will kill me before I am at least 25.

I believe that whenever I am not such a perfect driver and there are other drivers around, whoever is right near me will be really aggrivated with me or if I don't drive fast enough for the person behind me and I should try to stay way ahead if whoever is behind me if I am on a busy street and so I have a slight fear of other drivers at times which I don't see as irrational.

[bar Jonah]

Another conjecture, but I believe it's entirely possible that there were other entirely divinely inspired works which have been lost. Possibly such works as the Book of Jasher, or The Book of the Wars of the Lord, or any of many dozens of other works mentioned in scripture, some of them quoted in scripture as if at least that part of the original work was also divinely inspired, and referred to as the work of a prophet.

I also believe that we could very easily have ended up with less than 66 books, as well. We don't necessarily need them all. The entire canon isn't absolutely necessary. We would have been fine without Ruth, for example. Or Revelation. On the other hand, works like Galatians, Ephesians, Romans are absolutely critical to the Body of Christ, today.

[Faramir]

I believe that the great tribulation took place in the first century AD.




(Oh, that's ideas that I think are weird, not that RI thinks is weird )

In that case, I believe that love is blind (which explains why my wife married me)

[Jade]

Methinks almost everyone believes that, since everyone is in the minority in some ways.

Well my husband disagrees with me.

[bar Jonah]

I believe that the great tribulation took place in the first century AD.




(Oh, that's ideas that I think are weird, not that RI thinks is weird )

In that case, I believe that love is blind (which explains why my wife married me)

I don't think it's all that weird. I believe the tribulation was supposed to happen in the 1st century, and that it probably actually began by or at Acts 2!



And Jade, well.... wouldn't be the first time he was wrong. :riwink:

[Rusty T]

I believe that Freemasonry is evil and more dangerous than given credit for. I believe that Bigfoot is real (but not a Mason).

rusty