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The Second Coming is metaphorical

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I think it's metaphorical for the end of our human life individually — we come into being with God — but not a Scriptural literalist with the ideas of Armageddon and the end of the world period.

I wonder if the brutality of Revelation is a way to describe the pain we can feel when we begin to sever ourselves from this life into something unknown and the sorrow of leaving family and friends.

Colleen McLean
Colleen McLean
Colleen McLean is a life long Roman Catholic with a few pagan adventures along the way.  She has been active in lay ministry in two states and four dioceses.

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