> " It's a bit weird to outsiders, but it's a surprisingly common belief."
It's a bit weird to some of us Christians, too. :-) Some of us realize that the Bible is a book of metaphors and guidelines, not a literal future-history account. What John saw in his visions and how to interpret that has been a major source of discussion among religious scholars for a very long time now.
I am opposed to a national ID on a very specific point: It can be used as a tool for voter suppression if not done correctly.
It's a bit weird to some of us Christians, too. :-) Some of us realize that the Bible is a book of metaphors and guidelines, not a literal future-history account. What John saw in his visions and how to interpret that has been a major source of discussion among religious scholars for a very long time now.
I am opposed to a national ID on a very specific point: It can be used as a tool for voter suppression if not done correctly.