Was too bored a minute into the supplied video. Your description was good enough, and I didn't need to see it, anyway.

The bigger issue at hand is, the California courts are catering to the so called progressive special interests, to the detriment of those of us that don't believe in anything they do.

I fear it will get worse before it gets better, however, I can choose to ignore and hope that it will go away.

The idea of The Rapture is not a myth, as we've seen it written down in multiple sources. We can't know whether or not something is true, if it hasn't happened yet. What Jesus spoke of in their lifetime, as you state, may not necessarily be the case, simply because he's speaking to all of us, today.

Read the you as plural. Or as my good friend from Texas would say, "Y'all!"

Three possible rapture points in seven years of The Tribulation: Pre, Mid, or Post. No less than Billy Graham, in the book Approaching Hoofbeats, argues for the Pre-Trib Rapture, and if that's what he believes, who am I to think different?

Those that are concerned about the Earth blowing up in a fiery flameout, jerkweed.

Christianity has always been cool.

I often wonder why he believes he's the ultimate authority on these types of things.

not clear that advocating violence against the godless heathens is a good idea, Stephen. Here's another plan, atheists like this are usually environmentalists as well, therefore, let them know they can reduce their carbon footprint by refusing to exhale.

Yes, not too many get that the relevant phrase in the 1st amendment is, "...freedom of religion..." and not "freedom from religion." The best way to fight these godless wackos is to declare atheism a religion, and then tell them to STFU.

It's also worth noting that his phrase, 'separation of church and state' is always taken out of context, to prove an incorrect point.

As long as their doctrine doesn't change, I don't see this as an issue.