Who do you think is more likely to be the Anti-Christ?

• A pope once said, Mohammad is the anti-christ. Then another pope said Martin Luther. Then, Martin Luther said its the pope.

• Answer:

  I'd reckon that this universe has no shortage of dichotomies. In physics, we consider that we have both matter and anti-matter. In this universe, we have black holes that absorb light and energy and we have suns that emanate and exude light and energy. In the study of human behavior, we consider the contrasts and gradations between good conduct and bad conduct. In religion, we usually have a very good deity and a very bad deity ... one classic example would be the concept of God and Satan. Similarly, the idea of a good Christ is easier to understand within the conceptual context of a bad anti-Christ. So precisely who is the anti-Christ? That question will be pondered and asked by Christian religious thinkers and Christian philosophers for as long as there is Christianity in our civilization. Well ... I could add the mild and good humour that I looked in the mirror and I am still sort of hoping that it ain't yours very truly. Grin.