obama regime is open about world currency

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IPorange said:
I feel like many people's fears regarding a world currency are due to their silly religious superstitions.
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I feel many have a knee jerk reaction to things they deem silly religious superstitions that cause them to ignore very real threats to US sovereignty and by direct association the rights and liberties we are guaranteed as a result of that sovereign authority.
 
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sjt18 said:
I feel many have a knee jerk reaction to things they deem silly religious superstitions that cause them to ignore very real threats to US sovereignty and by direct association the rights and liberties we are guaranteed as a result of that sovereign authority.
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So you have no fear of it ushering in the "end times?"
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IPorange said:
So you have no fear of it ushering in the "end times?"
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"Fear"? No. Believers have no reason to fear the end times according to the Bible.

God will take care of the "end times". Christians are to be aware and to ALWAYS live as if the end times are imminent.
 
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IPorange said:
So, do you "think" that a world currency would usher in the "end times?"
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I've read Revelations several times and skimmed other parts of the Bible and do not recall mention of 2012, Mayans, a world currency, the euro, or Japanese nuclear reactors.

My favorite part of the argument of those who do claim to see those sorts of things in there is that the Book was not written in English and so when they say "But it says right here ...." I cringe.
 
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IPorange said:
So, do you "think" that a world currency would usher in the "end times?"
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I think there will be a universal currency by the time the "last days" commence. If my escatalogical views are wrong.... I still think a universal currency is coming. Further, I don't think it will be a hard currency like we carry.

If I were a non-believing secularist, it would just make way too much sense to have a single world-wide currency then phase out coins and bills in favor of bio-chips. Such a system from a worldly point of view solves many problem.s

Though I hold to a premillenial belief, I am not dogmatic about it even when discussing with other Christians. The Pharisees believed and were the most educated men on the OT 2000 years ago. They had literally memorized the "Prophets" so they wouldn't miss the Messiah when He came... then they not only missed Him, they killed Him.

My task is to know the scriptures and be open-minded enough to apply them if my first assumptions are wrong.
 
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So...? Yes, you do associate a world currency with the apocalypse but you could be wrong?
 
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In the end times, there will be one currency. It does not usher the end times in though anymore than a second ticking off the clock does. The end times get closer with each second. One World currency is just something that exist during them.
 
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wasn't the US dollar the preferred currency of international business? That's pretty close to being "one currency".
 
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NEOCON said:
In the end times, there will be one currency. It does not usher the end times in though anymore than a second ticking off the clock does. The end times get closer with each second. One World currency is just something that exist during them.
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Anyone who thinks they know when the "end times" will be is supposing they know the will of God. That is the fastest path to hell.
 
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MG1968 said:
wasn't the US dollar the preferred currency of international business? That's pretty close to being "one currency".
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only because of petro dollars.

The short answer is your kinda right.
 
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MG1968 said:
wasn't the US dollar the preferred currency of international business? That's pretty close to being "one currency".
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The US dollar is the worlds reserve currency and not even close to being "one currency".

We do have a universal currency used by the IMF known as SDRs. But, this is in no way a one world currency which will not exist until there is a one world government.

Look at the success of the Euro, a one world currency with many governments would see the same fate as the Euro.
 
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NEOCON said:
In the end times, there will be one currency. It does not usher the end times in though anymore than a second ticking off the clock does. The end times get closer with each second. One World currency is just something that exist during them.
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There may never be an end
 
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IPorange said:
I feel like many people's fears regarding a world currency are due to their silly religious superstitions.
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We have a world currency. It's called gold. They don't want to use that, though. You can't control the supply. That's where I have issues with a world currency.

I don't know the part about world currency and religious superstitions. Never heard of that.
 
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nbakerld said:
We have a world currency. It's called gold. They don't want to use that, though. You can't control the supply. That's where I have issues with a world currency.

I don't know the part about world currency and religious superstitions. Never heard of that.
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the fact that gold is $1500/ounce should be evidence enough that the supply can be controlled. It's the same reason why diamonds are so expensive.

I don't have a source for this, but I heard, or read, that one of the reasons why the US abandoned the gold standard is because the US economy was growing and getting to the point where there simply wasn't enough gold, or silver, to keep up with the value of the economy.
 
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MG1968 said:
the fact that gold is $1500/ounce should be evidence enough that the supply can be controlled. It's the same reason why diamonds are so expensive.

I don't have a source for this, but I heard, or read, that one of the reasons why the US abandoned the gold standard is because the US economy was growing and getting to the point where there simply wasn't enough gold, or silver, to keep up with the value of the economy.
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Why?

There's enough gold. As the economy grows an ounce is still an ounce, but it increases in purchasing power.
 
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