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    1. MaximumEffort433 on

      >“I think there are things about the world that make feel like not shocked if the Antichrist was walking among us,” Vance added.

      >In another portion of the interview, Vance claimed he’s focused on “doing as much of God’s work as possible,” shrugging that “if that leads to the end times, OK.”

      >The Christian end times refer to the religion’s interpretations of the final days of humanity. That’s detailed in the Bible as a period involving widespread turmoil and deception (such as wars, earthquakes, and a false prophet), a seven-year stretch of unprecedented hardship known as the Great Tribulation that will end in Armageddon, the emergence of the Antichrist and a cadre of their followers who reject Christ’s teachings, and a final judgment by God.

      >Vance did not speculate as to who he believed the Antichrist could be.

      I fully respect every American’s right to religious liberty, but “Fuck it all, Jesus will save us!” is not my idea of a great policy position.

    2. Ohhhh so white nationalist christians can talk like this. But if its any other religion theyre the enemy. Makes sense.

    3. How are we not ringing the alarm bells that rhetoric like this is bat shit insane?! Trump is one thing. He’s an 80 year old dementia patient.

      This is a grown man in his 40’s talking about the end times. He’s first in the line of succession to have nuclear codes and has very close ties to the sociopathic billionaires in Silicon Valley. This is fucking insane.

    4. People like to forget or ignore that even modern religions are nearly all still just doomsday cults.

    5. Look I’m only 40 but back in my day we called people who wanted to work towards the end of the world “bad people” and worked to thwart their dastardly plans. Wtf happened?

    6. **Matthew 24:5, 24:**

      Jesus warns His disciples that “many will come in my name, saying, ‘I am the Christ,’ and will deceive many”, and false Christs and false prophets will arise to mislead people.

      **Deceivers:** Scripture points out that these false figures twist truth and use deceptive signs to pull people away from authentic faith.

      **Identifying False Teachers:**

      Lack of Fruit: According to community discussions on platforms like TrueChristian, users agree that false believers are ultimately known by their lack of spiritual fruit and selfish actions.

      Self-Proclamation: Anyone claiming ultimate divine authority or equality with God outside of Jesus Christ is labeled a deceiver in biblical context.

    7. Apprehensive_Idea758 on

      JD ( Just Dance) Vance is a fascist Christian Nationalist who doesn’t care who gets hurt or killed in order to achieve what he wants.
      If he ever becomes president, he will try his hardest to turn America into Gilead from A Handmaids Tale.

    8. And this is why America is in urgent need of more Atheists and Agnostics, 21st Century and somehow people, leaders still believe this bullshit! What does that say about us as a species?

    9. IJustLookLikeThisToo on

      Should we tell him? Or should we just watch his face when they all realize who the Antichrist is?

    10. This modern version of the rapture and end times is all from some dude named John Nelson Darby. It’s not even from the bible. American Christianity is so far warped from what Jesus taught it’s a completely separate thing at this point. It’s crazy how our country was completely taken over by hateful morons.

    11. This is honestly most evangelicals – they’re obsessed with the end times and bring about the rapture and then hell on earth for all that remain. They care nothing beyond their own delusions of salvation despite the fact that according to their own eschatology, many evangelicals themselves will suffer eternal damnation.

    12. Swimming-Economy-870 on

      Gee didn’t he convert to Catholicism? Because “end times” aren’t part of Catholic teachings.

    13. DescretoBurrito on

      It’s insane to me that some people think that they can force God’s hand to start the “end times”. I’m pretty sure this isn’t a Catholic viewpoint JD.

    14. I feel like “I am ok with ending the human race” should be a significant drawback for a Politician.

      It is hard to argue with people who want to blow up the world with everyone on it.

    15. This is the major problem of a significant section of Christianity. My dad is like this. They *want* the world to end.

    16. This is why Christians can’t be trusted with power. Their religious doctrine ends with a holy war where the entire world gets destroyed in Armageddon. End times is part of their religion and that’s why even the best Christians I find it hard to trust with my politicals.

    17. Positive-Room7421 on

      Vance said he would not be shocked if the Antichrist walked among us. Thanks for the laugh, moron.

    18. The fucking vice President of the goddamn United States is perfectly fine with ending humanity. There is literally no fucking difference between this type of Christianity and the Islamic extremism we have been propagandized against.

      Religion makes the masses dumber.

    19. barringtonmacgregor on

      We really need to start treating religious beliefs like a mental illness. That said, I don’t believe any of these guys actually believe any of it, they just know their idiot followers do.

    20. everythingbeeps on

      I never used to believe in the Anti-Christ. Even when I was (somewhat) Catholic, it seemed like a joke.

      Now I’m not even a tiny bit religious, but it’s hard not to believe the Anti-Christ is real. And it’s this guy’s boss.

    21. I’ve said this forever. The most dangerous people in the world, on the entire planet, are the one who think you can ‘commit sin’ (whatever that means) and be ‘forgiven of this ‘sin’ by just asking a priest. AND the ones who think the next life is so much better than this one they’re willing to die (them and everyone else) to get there

    22. IkujaKatsumaji on

      Not that it matters, but “the end times” are not predicted in the Bible. The Book of Revelation is not a prediction about “the end times,” it’s a piece of apocalyptic literature about the time it was written, for the people of that time. It’s like saying that Moby Dick is about a dude who really fuckin’ hates a whale, full stop.

      Same thing is true for things like Daniel; they’re written for the people of their time, and written about the time they’re written in, or more accurately, what had been going on around then.

    23. BarCompetitive7220 on

      He obviously is full of bs. Did not he just switch to Catholism. If so he did not study very long and thought about it even less. Just go back to your couch

    24. Bill_Brasky_SOB on

      Just a reminder that JD Vance also once said Trump was America’s Hitler.

      So deep down… he knows he’s a real piece of shit. Slicked back hair.

    25. I feel like this is something a lot of people don’t get, if they didn’t grow up Evangelical.

      The “logic” is:

      The world ends by Jesus coming back and taking all the Christians to heaven. This is a certainty.

      Therefore, things like global warming, nuclear war, famine, etc. do not matter, because they know the world doesn’t end because of those things. It ends because Jesus grants them paradise.

      For a significant number of them, global warming, nuclear war, etc. is a *good thing,* since the world can only end by Jesus coming back, nukes flying through the air would mean Jesus better hurry the fuck up.

      They’re not just indifferent to the destruction of the world, they *want it to happen,* because the end result of it is paradise.

      These are the people making the decisions in US politics.

      Small edit just in case: While this is a common belief in American Evangelicalism, it is rare outside North America.