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According or Revelations, after the Rapture, man will have to endure seven years of hardship under the Anti-Christ before Jesus comes to Earth for the third time (the first being his birth, the second being his resurrection) to save all those who were not saved in the Rapture.

I have not seen The Omen, so I'm not totally sure about how the son of the devil ties into it, but I imagine that it's quite removed from the actual religious texts, since the Bible doesn't list Satan/Lucifer/the devil from having any offspring. However, there are other religious beliefs that may describe it, as presented in the movie Constantine.

Still, as it's a movie, I wouldn't be too worried about religious canon if I was making it, much less if I was watching it.

I don't think he's so much as trying to discredit the Bible as he is just confused about the whole matter, due in part to taking a fictional movie for religious canon. And I thought people took the Da Vinci Code seriously! xd

PS: Awesome sig. I love Cyanide and Happiness.

I hate it when people do stuff like that and take made up stories and take it seriously.
I personally really don't care about what's going to happen at the end of the world because either we'll all be dead...or we won't. That's all there really is to it.

Here's a question I pose: Adam and Eve had sex and had children and that. But, if Adam and Eve were the first two people on Earth, their children came next. Then, this means that in order to populate the Earth, they would have to have sex with each other. Oh, wait a second, slight problem there: incest is a sin. So, is the human race damned as they populate Earth because of Adam and Eve's children and a mistake God made, or is the bible a fake? And another question: Who wrote the Bible? I find holes in things to disprove them, and this right here is a master question that can be unanswered. And many of the books were written around 2nd-3rd century A.D. This means they were written AFTER JESUS DIED. There were books written before he died, but the vast majority were written after. I personally think it was just some person wrote it, someone else read it, they passed it off as 'mysteriously appearing to them', two or three people believed them, they spread it round, some nut comes along thinks he's the savior mentioned, another and so on till we find the person everyone passes off to be Jesus. There isn't the SLIGHTEST evidence to prove that ANYTHING in the Bible is true except they found a large crucifix and about twenty meters away they found an old plaque that read 'King of Jews' in...whatever the Romans spoke. But that wasn't even on the hill where Jesus was supposedly crucified! If you could point me in the direction of proof, I'll follow God gladly. But if you say anything about me needing to be saved or I'll be damned to hell because this is blasphemy, you'll be ignored at first and if you persist I'll just report you. I need subsrantial evidence that this 'Divine Being' is real and it wasn't just some crazy idiot who thought this was all true and some crazy idiots believed him and so on and so forth until you get to today where Christianity is the largest religion worldwide.

ampedVAMP, your question has been asked many times, and I've only ever heard one satisfactory Rabbibical answer: Adam and Eve were the first _Hebrews_ ('Hebrew' meaning 'person' or 'human'), so, since god made both "man" and "beast", He made all the other tribes as well. That is the Rabbibical explanation that I heard, so take it as you will.

I'm a Christian, but I don't think that Adam and Eve is to be taken literally, more as a creation story, to explain how we came to be in simpler form, kinda. Does that make any sense?

Personally i believe in the bible and god but every one has their own beleifs