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:::: This quote simply cannot be a true statement as it stands in clear contradiction to reality. If you look at Mark 13:30 (or the parallel passages Luke 21:32 or Matthew 24:34), Jesus himself clearly states that "all these things" (referring to his own 'second coming') will happen before 'this generation' (meaning the people alive back then) would pass away.  

:::: This quote simply cannot be a true statement as it stands in clear contradiction to reality. If you look at Mark 13:30 (or the parallel passages Luke 21:32 or Matthew 24:34), Jesus himself clearly states that "all these things" (referring to his own 'second coming') will happen before 'this generation' (meaning the people alive back then) would pass away.  

:::: Well, those people have all passed away by now (I think there will be no argument about this) and the second coming is still to be seen. This is a clear example of Jesus telling a lie / the bible not being 'historically correct' or at least not being the 'true word of god, the allknowing'. Hence, this scource should at the very least not be mentioned in this encyclopedia any more if we are to take this thing serious in the first place.

:::: Well, those people have all passed away by now (I think there will be no argument about this) and the second coming is still to be seen. This is a clear example of Jesus telling a lie / the bible not being 'historically correct' or at least not being the 'true word of god, the allknowing'. Hence, this scource should at the very least not be mentioned in this encyclopedia any more if we are to take this thing serious in the first place.-[[User:Shakleton|Shakleton]] 20:39, 9 January 2010 (EST)