15 Oct '09 12:15>2 edits
Originally posted by robbie carrobieThe value of truth doesn't change if the're are many who believe it or disbelieve it. It that case the biblical prophecies are all wrong because it's only a minority of the inhabitants of our planet who believe in them. This is a wrong reasoning.
yes and how many persons were moved to change their life and outlook after reading the prophecies of Nostredamus? if you can answer that then i think you may understand the essential differences. i myself have read his prophecies, although some time ago, and they bear no resemblance to biblical prophecies, none whatsoever, Biblical prophecy tends t ...[text shortened]... e fairly specific, as in there shall be a preponderance of earthquakes, famine and war, capiche?
I don't believe in Nostradamus prophecies. Doesn't change the fact.
I don't believe in the biblical prophecies. Doesn't change the fact.
The fact is that prophecies doesn't work, neither the ones of Nostradamus, nor the biblical ones.
For short - Prophecies don't work.
Biblical prophecies tends to be specific? But you told me that falling stars should be treated symbolically, didn't you? Is this what you call 'specific'? Interpretable in either way?
Again - Prophecies don't work.