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:) My brother I beg to differ, of all parables which could be taken out of context this one is virtually impossible to do so, as Christ himself established a beginning and an end. This is not done only once but twice as it is made irrefutable in his explanation to the disciples in following...

Romans 14:23 ...for whatsoever is not of faith is sin. faith = pistis (greek) moral conviction sin = hamartia (Greek) to miss the mark. paraphrase through implication = The mark is the moral conviction. To miss the mark would be to ignore the conviction, therefore, to ignore the conviction...

Does not the parable of the wheat and the tares in Matthew chapter 13 provide a complete and authoritative conclusion to eschatology, Since Christ himself explains the parable. Noting the sequence of events "gather together first the tares that they may be burnt". It would appear to me that...

:) Brother, I agree somewhat. I have a personal philosophy that says (Knowledge) + (Divine Enlightenment) = Wisdom. Disregard for a moment that philosophy is only relevant to the philosopher. When God is taken out of the equation, the sum will always be the same. In the case of Science...

Avatar, Blessings to you and your wife::wave: Please regard this reply as an act of humility, as I am not a scholar. It is a biblical fact that the end of the age will result in destruction. This implies to me that the summation of all of mans achievements point to this same fate...