I am sure there is some credible information in the Bible. But, to generalize, the Bible is not a credible piece of literature: but I am sure there are some facts contained in the Bible. Even a good science fiction book will contain some facts, but the premise of the sci-fi book is fiction. I believe the same is true with the Bible, there are SOME facts in the Bible (in order to SEEM credible), but the main premise of the Bible is fiction. Do you understand this? and does this make sense?
Of course. When I talk of credibility, I am asking if you think the bible is what it is touted to be, which is the word of god, or inspired by god, or somehow divine or holy. This as opposed to ignorant, bronze age, desert dwelling men that knew little about reality, which is what the book seems to be...
First of all, I am not claiming "divinity", because I am not claiming to be God. I believe we are all gods, and everyone is divine as anyone else.
This is complete bullshit. You say you are king of the world, kings are born because they are of divine lineage. You also claim to be anointed, the christ, the prophet, etc. ad nauseum. From Webster - Divine - : relating to or coming from God or a god. You are anointed? By whom if not god? You are the christ, what would that mean if it is not divine? You claim that you are these things and we are not. When left to more intense ranting, you claim these traits as how you are different from the rest of us, and when cornered, you back off and state we are all gods. You are a coward with a double standard and employ double-speak whenever it suits your delusion du jour...
I have not fulfilled many Bible prophecies, but I have fulfilled many Bible STORIES from the New Testament, in My subjective opinion.
Okay. But if the bible is not credible, who cares that you fulfilled some stories from a work of fiction? If my life paralleled Harry Potter, it wouldn't mean anything. Similarly, if one's life parallels a fictional bible, it wouldn't mean anything...
But the fact is that the Bible is the most published book EVER, probably the most read book EVER, and billions of people believe the Bible is "the Word of God": regardless whether I believe the Bible has a lot of fallacious myths in it, or not.
What does this have to do with anything? Either the bible is fallacious or it isn't, it doesn't matter what people believe...
And all of the parallels I have with the New Testament are (mostly) falsifiable- they can be proven by My records. And the Bible is considered, by the billions of Christians, to be "the Word of God," and I can literally, empirically prove that I have these said parallels with these said Bible stories. Its My opinion that I have fulfilled many Bible stories in My Life. I cannot prove every parallel I have with these Bible stories, but I have vivid, unequivocal memories of these events, because they are unprovable facts. For example, one of the parallels I have with the Bible has to do with riding a horse: I cannot empirically prove that those events happened that day in the year 2008 (I believe), but I know that it happened as a fact. Some things, you just need a little faith that I am telling the Truth.
So what about any of this? Some stuff happened in the bible, you did similar stuff. Millions of people can claim the same thing. We've looked over your posts long ago and showed you that these similarities don't have any intrinsic significance. You display symptoms of apophenia -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apophenia
Apophenia /æpɵˈfiːniə/ is the experience of seeing patterns or connections in
random or meaningless data.
The term is attributed to
Klaus Conrad[1] by Peter Brugger,
[2] who defined it as the "unmotivated seeing of connections" accompanied by a "specific experience of an abnormal meaningfulness", but it has come to represent the human tendency to seek patterns in random information in general, such as with gambling and paranormal phenomena.
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This is a common tendency for all of us, but is often much more pronounced in schizophrenics and manic depressives. Considering all the evidence, it seems that your life fell apart, you had a psychotic break and were compelled to create this christ delusion by which you can generate some pseudo self-esteem and comfort through the notion that you are somehow special. The ludicrousness of your ideas are apparent to all but you, after all your effort you don't have one follower or anyone that takes you seriously...
So, because the Bible is considered as "the Word of God" to the billions of alleged Christians, I would assert that the myraid parallels I have with the New Testament is evidence that I have myraid parallels with the alleged "Word of God." And I personally believe, in My subjective opinion, that I am the fulfillment to the New Testament.
This is where you are confused. You say that the bible is fictitious and you don't believe in it when it suits you, and that it is valid and you do believe in it, also when it suits you. It's one or the other, maybe even you can see this...
So, regardless what I believe about the credibility of the Bible, literally billions of alleged Christians believe the Bible is the credible "Word of God", and that has to say something about the Bible.
This is a logical fallacy entitled Argumentum ad Populum -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argumentum_ad_populum
In
argumentation theory, an
argumentum ad populum (
Latin for "
appeal to the people") is a
fallacious argument that concludes a
proposition is true because many or most people believe it. In other words, the basic idea of the argument is: "If many believe so, it is so." So, your logic is based on a fallacy, therefor we can discard it as faulty and untrue...
Its not what I believe, its the fact that billions of people are allegedly Christians. I am in the minority with My novel Spirituality, right now.
Above you state it is what you believe, and here you are a few sentences later saying that you don't. Do you see how confused you are? You'll say whatever to make your point and fool yourself. You are either dishonest or insane... or perhaps both...
The majority of Christians would say I am erroneous, and their Bible is the infallible Word of God, so the majority of Christians don't care what I believe. And belief is such a powerful thing.
Is this a logical argument? Does this make sense?
No, for all the reasons I've outlined in this post...
Yes, all prophecies are "mere guesses", unless you KNOW the future: but some prophecies are more plausible compared to others. I don't believe anyone knows the future for certain, because World War 3 could happen any time, and the countries could nuke humanity to extinction. But this does not seem to be as plausible as the human race will probably continue throughout the AGEs, but do we KNOW anything about the future for certain? My guess is no. Sure, I believe all of My prophecies are inevitable with enough time, but its still just My best educated guess, and its contingent upon many factors.
Since you have such little education, your educated guess seems worthless...
But, for all I know, the New Testament could have been written by aliens, or time travels, that KNEW exactly what was going to unfold in the future: because I cannot explain WHY I inadvertantly fulfilled so many New Testament stories. For example, I remember you, Tyler, saying that if you are in space, traveling towards (or away from) the earth, you will be able to see the future or the past? is this correct? So I really have no notion WHY I inadvertantly fulfilled so many New Testament stories?
Millions have, it's called coincidence...
Maybe the fact that I have so many parallels with the New Testament is "meaningless coincidence" to you, or any non-believer, but there is a lot of meaning to Me. The facts about Myself might seem unimportant to some people, but they are very important to Me. This is called being subjective. Even though I have many objective facts about Myself that I can empirically prove, its a subjective notion if people want to see the unequivocal parallels between Me and the Christ.
Yours is a simple and common case of apophenia, apparent to almost everyone but you...
Did I fulfill all of your (expectations and) dreams?
A display of mental illness coupled with horribly erroneous logic and double-think, all predicated on a logical fallacy? Yes, you fulfilled my expectations...
This is the "never-ending" story. Told in such a way that children will listen. For instance, use what they refer to as your third eye while looking at that earlier image. In other words see it as literary and not literal. Santa Claus is Saturn and Rudolph has a bright nose to guide the sleigh. Jingle bells has a one horse open sleigh. We are all in Santa's Workshop. The creator is the developer devil. He reaps what he sows. Imagine if you will, a wondrous journey. As a single/soul energy's travels. A good way would be floating a leaf. As the energy leaves the farther/father it has to traverse all the other bodies(Planets/Stars) in the stream. These bodies cause eddies in the current and push and pull upon the leaves that pass like wind. This action has a reaction on the vessel and the soul. Spirit and Spiral are the same. This spiral synchronizes(Sin-Chronos) with yours becoming the "DNA" strand. Together the 3 are, Mind(e), Body, Spirit. Egyptians would proudly depict their animal spirit. The Chinese are the ones whom have kept that math sacred. If you look for your sign in the Chinese zodiac you will have a way better understanding of that spirit we all wrestle with in or 20(tweens/in between signs). The other signs are for children. I know it's a lot to take in but I have just recently cracked the code, Literally! For instance, when I showed that image to a well known researcher in the field just hours ago, he was ecstatic! He has been working on this for 30 years and was a big inspiration for me. His name is Santos Bonacci. I have built my own website and there are videos on there to help grasp this. I would recommend watching my 2 minute video on Genesis first, truthtokens.com/genesis. Next go on to, truthtokens/astrology. The Old Testament is saying the same thing in different words. This is from the Old Testament. 
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