After reading Michael Heiser's book the Unseen Realm and listening to a lot of what Rob Skiba has posted on YouTube, I've been pondering some of the implications of the Genesis 6 Experiment.
Over on Shema Torah I talk about what the Genesis 6 Experiment is. I also consider some "what if's" about the whole world view. Being Torah Observant has lead to looking at the Bible from some different perspectives. Not that I accept without researching everything that comes my way. More like I look at what is presented, match the concepts up with what I can see for my self (personal experience) and to what the Bible actually says about the subject.
I have found that sometimes I have just accepted things that aren't proven and are actually anti Biblical as truth because I was taught them by "learned men" but never really thought about the implications of believing what ever it was that I just accepted.
Opening up my willingness to investigate has lead to a stack of idea on my mental desk. Some of them I can file, many are just in the stack waiting for confirmation to throw them out or file them with confirmed concepts.
I can to know my savior because of my love and interest in end times prophecy. I find it humorous, that after 20 years, I've gone back to the beginning of the Word to really grasp the whole picture.
