Final Book of Daniel

[Meaty Curtains]

http://finalbookofdaniel.com/

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This site consists of a true life account of a real incarnate holy angel and reincarnated prophet; that of Daniel of the Bible. This is not a personal "belief or opinion" website; this is one of the most profound and important non-fiction stories you will ever read.[/B]

Truly amazing.

 

[DeVega]

Please be aware that this link

downloads a PDF file automatically and opens/opened my iTunes...

DeVega

 

[Kopji]

Ironically, being scientific of mind, he was previously a materialistic atheist/agnostic unaware of angels, especially that humans are capable of ascending to such heights. This occurred after several thousands of hours of coverage of the economy and Y2K, shortly before the millennial rollover, on a website that was highly respected and visited by many high-ranking government officials and economists.

previously a materialistic atheist/agnostic unaware of angels.

I'd been hearing about atheists who become religious and here's a great example. Clearly a role model?

 

[Zep]

I'm willing to bet this is simply a money-making scam being perpetrated by a failed stockbroker. It rings remarkably hollow to me on many levels and for many reasons.

 

[rightbrain]

I'm willing to bet this is simply a money-making scam being perpetrated by a failed stockbroker. It rings remarkably hollow to me on many levels and for many reasons.

Well, these days religion is certainly more reliable than the stock market as a way to rake in the cash.

I have him pegged more as a kook. Can't keep a job because of discrimination against angels.

We could invite him to the million-dollar challenge along with that other guy who said wild lions or tigers or bears wouldn't bite him.

 

[Kopji]

You may wonder what my credentials are. I would like to tell everybody. I would prefer to stay fairly anonymous for now, but Daniel is my real name. However, I will tell you this: I have an I.Q. of more than 148 and can grasp complex subjects, and have a keen interest in world issues and economics.

Maybe one of those Canadian atheists.
Has an IQ of over 148 AND can grasp complex subjects. Woo! And yet, lived in Idaho and California. Kind of a mixed message.

Humm, I'd say w2k sent him over the edge and this is where he fell. Not that I specialize in this, but some of his ranting sounds genuinely ex-Mormon. There are dozens of little self styled prophets around. The stuff about actually being an angel, and the fixation on martyrdom are very LSD.

I appeared for jury selection a couple months ago. (The lawyers line a bunch of people up and choose a jury). Some guy headed to court on a drunk driving charge.
Anyway... one of the jury candidates promised he could be fair, but that we should know he'd had a Personal Revelation (caps his) from God that drinking was not ok for him, but might be for others. I don't remember if he was selected for duty or not but I sure hope so. Careful out there.

 

[Orangutan]

Well, I've been mostly lurking on these forums, promising myself I won't just post funny comments but I couldn't stop giggling to myself over this one:

By now it was realized the strength of the activated spirit seemed substantially greater in certain locales than others, and this particular place -- a "jock" sports bar and grill -- was one of these. The author's natural inclination, therefore, was to return several times as a follow-up to previous encounters.

The first was a November 1999 night when I entered, proceeding the now familiar routine; sit unassumingly, praying in low-key fashion and bringing the Holy Spirit into the room via the body, activated and making visible the wings, while outwardly appearing casual, low-key and confident.

Wow! he made wings appear in a sports bar.

(For you non US readers a popular meal/snack in a sports bar is chicken wings in a hot sauce! At "Happy Hour" they get even more popular, you can get 10 for $4.00 in my neck of the woods.)