Antichrist

Hmm, interesting posts.

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I think that the antiChrist would be some sort of powerful group or organisation(s?), that is misleading many many people, that claim they're true, but that they'll be exposed through their own hipocrasy, and will will bring distruction and then the Christ will return to the cleansed earthmother (Maka Ina).

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"Terrorist or tyrant, few may come to the Truth that both are poor choice."

Are we experiencing the spirit of the anti christ today?

I think its very possible

Where people get confused on the scriptures is the teaching that the word will live on forever. What they get confused about is that they believe that word is on a piece of paper or carved in stone. But no - that word is in the heart. For example: We no its wrong to kill, teachers do not teach us this, we're not tested on it, parents are not even expected to teach us this, we just know. Likewise, if we offer someone who is hungry food, then we know we have done good. These things are not taught to us. We know these things because they are written in our heart, and have been for centuries, and future generations will also know these truths. This is the word.

What we find in scriptures is hopefully a mirror of what is already in our heart, but it is curruptable. And I do believe that in the Dark ages, scriptures had been tampered with, and who would know, only priests were allowed access to the scriptures.

"A fool says I know and a wise man says I wonder."

I personally don't think the AntiChrist, if such a thing will come to be, won't be a particular person. I think the concept is more symbolic than anything else. It will be a phenomenon. It could be, say, the mixture of Christianity and Conservative Intolerance, turning religion into the "whore" of government, twisting christain values into a means of propogating cold indifference, persecution and war--an unspeakable horror!

"Each conscious mind is alone in the universe!"

Nostradamus said Napolean, Hitler.AND OBL.

{Coming from the East}

"Life is full of lemons, and the lemonade is sweet."

It's funny, because I don't recall Nostradamus referring to a single one of the three by name...?

I guess if you believed in things that were going on in the present, rather than attempt to decipher what Nostramus' vague observations may "really mean", then you would see that two of the potential AntiChrists you mentioned are already dead, and yet sin is quite obviously present in this world, even still. On top of that, I don't recall any of the three proclaiming themselves to be Jesus Christ.

"He who refuses to seek will never learn"

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Nostradamus said Napolean, Hitler.AND OBL.

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"A fool says I know and a wise man says I wonder."

i am neither pro-Christ or anti-Christ....both extremist groups are equally retarded to me....

"Do what YOU want to do in life, not what everyone else does..."

How about the unchrist or the unichrist. or The XChrist

"A fool says I know and a wise man says I wonder."

i never cared too much about Christ....i never knew the guy....

"Do what YOU want to do in life, not what everyone else does..."

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never cared too much about Christ....i never knew the guy....

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Which would be in effect the inverse of the anti-Christ?

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"Terrorist or tyrant, few may come to the Truth that both are poor choice."
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i perosnaly believe in jesus and all the stuff aboiut god and the devil... but i also believe that no one is "antiChrist" i just believe that it is the other persons faith and religion.

"shop smart shop s-mart"

I heard the antichrist is gonna come from the middle east - (osama bin laden?)

"If you know the candle is fire then the meal was cooked a long time ago"

Nostradamus was quite simply a quack. One must remember, at the time he lived it was very popular for people to find a patron, someone to basically leech off of. Poets, artists, and composers all would try to gain the favor of kings, queens, and minor nobility.

The “works” of Nostradamus where written utilizing a language dead during his time, and in such a general manner that anything could be read into these claimed prophesy. So no, I do not hold to any belief that this man was a prophet of any sort, he was simply a lazy charlatan looking for a free ride.

"Oops, it appears I have run over your dogma with my karma."

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So no, I do not hold to any belief that this man was a prophet of any sort, he was simply a lazy charlatan looking for a free ride.

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"Terrorist or tyrant, few may come to the Truth that both are poor choice."

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Nostradamus' great intellect became apparent while he was still very young, and his education was put into the hands of his grandfather, Jean, who taught him the rudiments of Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Mathematics and Astrology.

When his grandfather died, Nostradamus was sent to Avignon to study. He already showed a great interest in astrology and it became common talk among his fellow students. He upheld the Copernican theory that the world was round and circled around the sun more than 100 years before Galileo was prosecuted for the same belief.

Since it was the age of the Inquisition and the family were converted from Judaism to the Catholic faith by the time Nostradamus was nine years old, his parents were quite worried, because as ex-Jews they were more vulnerable than most. So they sent him of to study medicine at Montpellier in 1522.

Nostradamus obtained his bachelor's degree after three years, with apparent ease, and once he had his license to practise medicine he decided to go out into the countryside and help the many victims of the plague.

After nearly four years he returned to Montpellier to complete his doctorate and re-enrolled on 23rd October 1529. Nostradamus had some trouble in explaining his unorthodox remedies and treatments he used in the countryside. Nevertheless his learning and ability could not be denied and he obtained his doctorate. He remained teaching at Montpellier for a year but by this time his new theories, for instance his refusal to bleed patients, were causing trouble and he set off upon another spate of wandering.

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"A fool says I know and a wise man says I wonder."