ALBAWABA – In a sit-down interview with Christian podcaster Bryce Crawford, U.S. Vice President JD Vance said that he’s “ok” if what he’s doing will bring about the apocalypse.
Vance also noted that he doesn’t like to think about the apocalypse too much, saying that it’s ‘spiritually bad’ to dwell on it, “while I’m fascinated by it, I think that focusing on it too much can be very bad.” he said.
Vance added that he’s “unsure” if we’re living in the end times, but that he thinks “there are things about the world that make feel like not shocked if the Antichrist was walking among us,”.
Instead, Vance said he’s focusing on “doing as much of God’s work as possible” and “if that leads to the end times, OK.”
In Christianity, the apocalypse is described as a period involving turmoil and deception with wars, earthquakes, and false prophets abounding – it seems that the current state of events is not far off from that description.
Bryce Crawford, who ended up spending more than an hour with Vice President Vance, is a popular Christian evangelist YouTuber with over a million subscribers – popular for founding a ministry called Jesus in the Street and filming himself evangelizing random strangers in the street.
Some of his videos are “Preaching the Gospel in the Hood” and “Gay Man Encounters Jesus.”
