johansen wrote:
some of the claims i have made i cannot explain until they are found to be untrue, for the protection of those involved.
Then they can be disregarded completely.
johansen wrote:
you sound like someone who has never seen nor experienced anything spiritual.
Oh, I've had plenty of spiritual experiences, which later turned out to have ordinary physical causes.
johansen wrote:
this is not all that uncommon today, due to the prophetic falling away of the church.
Due to false Christian prophets predicting things that don't come true, false Christian healers failing to heal amputees, false Christian miracle workers using sleight-of-hand and fast talk on gullible and ignorant people, and false Christians in general who've never really studied the Bible making claims about its contents that turn out to be untrue.
Christian don't worry, you'll see the revival in the last days, when people turn back to God because they find out FEMA camps really do exist.[/quote]
FEMA camps do exist, especially after natural disasters. However, their mere existence does not precipitate the "Last Days", just as the Nazi death camps did not bring about the Second Coming.
Never assume more than what the available evidence will support -- and if there is no evidence, then make no assumptions at all.