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Question by Dinah: Are poor religious people more apt to use "end of the world" rhetoric? I have a hard time believing that wealthy religious persons would engage too much in "end of the world" rhetoric.I guess there is something about a sizeable bank account that makes the "end of the world" undesirable. Best answer for Are poor religious people more apt to use "end of the world" rhetoric?:
Answer by Silverdane
Yes.
Answer by Light vs Darkness
"end of the world" Rhetoric? It's fine if you personally see it that way but most believers know Jesus Christ said to "watch and pray". The signs are obvious, and many will be deceived/ fall away.
Answer by Rick
You have the cause and effect backwards, people that fall for the "end of the world" rhetoric are not the sharpest which is why the are poor.
Answer by Gorgeoustx, Fight the Religious Reich
No, just the dumb ones.
Answer by Allegory
pst: the end already written to endure unto has no such f-law Only what began can end. The f-law began. Eternal grace has neither beginning nor end. Study to shew thyself approved has no f-law.
Answer by Iranian
Not necessarily poor. Those who are sick of life for any reason.
Answer by Obvious
No, that's primarily isolated cults such as the Jehovah's Witnesses. I don't have any demographic data about their membership. There are other smaller cults and their numbers are considerably smaller.
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An unmanned aircraft was shot down by the Israeli air force Saturday after it crossed the southern region of the country, Reuters reported.
The report said it is unclear where the aircraft originated. The Jerusalem Post cited Palestinian sources indicating the aircraft was launched out of the Gaza strip.
Israel radio reported that it appeared to be an intelligence gathering drone. The report says the military knew the drone was nearing Israel and decided to wait to shoot it down over Israeli airspace
"We take a severe view of the attempt to harm our airspace, and we will consider our response," Ehud Barak, Israel’s defense minister, said, according to the report. Barak said the incident occurred south of Hebron.
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