Theological Science* Reveals New Ways to Interpret Scriptures, II
I have used the new science, theological science, to reinterpret many teachings of Jesus Christ in the Bible. One reinterpretation is the t
eaching Jesus in the Bible at Matthew at Chapter 24. Currently, the interpretation of this chapter is twofold. One old interpretation is that ‘Jesus Christ will come a second time when the sun darkens.’ The other old interpretation is that ‘Jesus Christ will save believers, just as Noah built a boat and saved many humans and animals.’ Today, new interpretations have appeared on God and this chapter in Matthew.
Reinterpretations of any scripture are normal because human languages are not perfect and can always be improved. But, such linguistic improvements are necessary so that we can understand ourselves and why God created the best of all worlds in which we live.
Chapter 24 tells us that people must be transported to other planets. Jesus also tells us that we can learn when the sun will darken by understanding the seasons of the fig tree. And just like Noah built a boat to save people and lower animals, the Son of Man, must build many spacecrafts that will save all people on planet earth. So why did the USA lower its space research priority in 1970 in exchange for immoral activities such as the use of drugs, committing crime, hoarding wealth, wasting gambling money, creating poverty pockets, murdering children by abortion, etc.?
Casting scriptures into concrete with fixed interpretations is one of the greatest errors that man can record. Join me to improving theological science as much as we can in our lifetime. Let others add new improvements after they are born and prepare their life for this national duty in the USA.
* Theological science unifies scientific thoughts with people’s thoughts about God.
eaching Jesus in the Bible at Matthew at Chapter 24. Currently, the interpretation of this chapter is twofold. One old interpretation is that ‘Jesus Christ will come a second time when the sun darkens.’ The other old interpretation is that ‘Jesus Christ will save believers, just as Noah built a boat and saved many humans and animals.’ Today, new interpretations have appeared on God and this chapter in Matthew.Reinterpretations of any scripture are normal because human languages are not perfect and can always be improved. But, such linguistic improvements are necessary so that we can understand ourselves and why God created the best of all worlds in which we live.
Chapter 24 tells us that people must be transported to other planets. Jesus also tells us that we can learn when the sun will darken by understanding the seasons of the fig tree. And just like Noah built a boat to save people and lower animals, the Son of Man, must build many spacecrafts that will save all people on planet earth. So why did the USA lower its space research priority in 1970 in exchange for immoral activities such as the use of drugs, committing crime, hoarding wealth, wasting gambling money, creating poverty pockets, murdering children by abortion, etc.?
Casting scriptures into concrete with fixed interpretations is one of the greatest errors that man can record. Join me to improving theological science as much as we can in our lifetime. Let others add new improvements after they are born and prepare their life for this national duty in the USA.
* Theological science unifies scientific thoughts with people’s thoughts about God.
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