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I'm with you on the fact that we shouldn't be looking to scientists for every single piece of detail. Now I do believe science has some narrative value, like you can't ignore that our carbon emissions due to the selfishness that we have for energy and wanting to go places and wanting to do things has caused harm on earth. You can't deny that. Send the word. We poisoned the earth with our sin and with our greed.
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So, even though the world is going to end due to our stupidity, sin, and greed, it is also well to be noted that if you can work against it, even though you know the end, you're still going to fight against that evil. So it'd be good to, you know, recycle more. It'd be good to have, you know, a renewable energy car if you can afford it.
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You know, like doing what you can in the sight of your conscience in mind, you know, you know what I mean? Like saving energy and stuff like that. That's not something that's harmful or at all We're going to try to prevent the end of the world. No, we're going to be not contributing to the evils that they're doing
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But then the Roman Catholic Church is going to capitalize on this idea of world preservance one day and they're going to create the market of beasts that is basically going to be this big revolution. That's a topic for another time, but I just wanted to add that note in. They're, if y'all didn't know, they're going to be the source of the market of beasts and the United States, all on Revelation, clear as day, I'm not assuming anything, it's all there.
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