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I haven't seen the interview or read the book. But the only question is "does the person (in this case, King Charles but it could be anybody) believe in Jesus Christ and that he was God?" If yes - antichrist fail. The anti Christ will, funnily enough, be anti Christ - not for him. He will not be...

So you either haven't read it then, or are not sufficiently convinced about it/your argument that you can be bothered to summarize it for us. Fine. Who cares?

Why? You made the accusations; you must know why. Or is it a case of just repeating what others have said, without any understanding?

But as you were the one who brought it up and accused them, and other leaders, of being Freemasons and satanic - show us what you've got. Otherwise it's baseless slander. Are you saying you know them, personally?

You are judging; you said they do it just for show. "Putting on a show" = hypocrisy; they claim to be Christian, but aren't. That's judging. You don't even know them, never mind what they think. So? It doesn't mean our royal family are evil.

You don't know their motives, nor what's in their hearts; you're not God. So don't judge.

That's the problem; it wasn't. You have said before that the moon landings, of '69, were filmed/faked by Stanley Kubrick, who directed this film. In other words - he made the whole thing up. He didn't. That's what's funny/ridiculous - your not being able to separate fact from fiction.

:doh: This shows a FILM that someone was making of the Apollo 11 mission. It probably showed the astronaut's families, what they felt about it, the selection and training of the astronauts. It doesn't mean the original thing was faked. Can't believe some people are unable to separate fact from...

Means nothing - we can't help our ancestors. Yours could have been Freemasons/Satan worshippers, for all we know - that wouldn't mean that you were one too.

Nope. Like I said, you don't seem to understand Scripture.

Nobody asks the rockets' opinion first; they just do what they were built to do. :laughing:

They aren't. It's just another baseless, thoughtless accusation. Probably a non Christian flat earther said it first, and now it just gets repeated.

Slanderous rubbish. I really think sometimes that you don't understand the Gospel at all. Anyone who believes is, likes or worships Satan would not be seen going to a Christian church, at all. They would not speak of God, Jesus or the Christian faith. They would not sing Christian hymns. The...

:oldthumbsup: Whatever we thought about Teresa May, she was not ashamed to talk about her Christian faith. Tony Blair and Margaret Thatcher did too, and I'm quite sure there have been others.

No. We are told to fill our minds with things that are good, kind, noble, excellent, praiseworthy etc. I'm not going to waste time thinking about things that are false, harmful, detrimental etc.

These are just words. You have no evidence at all that leaders are evil, Satanic Freemasons.

Satan must be pretty thick if he thinks that the shape of the earth and men landing on the moon has anything at all to do with trusting in Jesus as your Saviour.

You only have to say that you made a mistake/phrased your reply badly. I guess that's not going to happen.

That's not what you said. You replied "Must have" - and added the word "DUH" as though it was obvious that they would have been in on it.

Ah, ok. No. We can't change it and it's not healthy.