11 Feb 13
Originally posted by Hand of HecateBelieve there's more Power Elite Planning and Machinations Crowd Activity behind the scenes than we'll ever know.
What a wus. John Paul II was practically a pickle and they still propped him up on the pulpit. Wonder how much plummeting membership had to do with this choice?
11 Feb 13
Originally posted by PsychoPawnEducate yourself and check this page out, which outlines what RBHILL is alluding to. It's okay, you can continue your snark after you read the page, if that's what you really want.
Did you say that when the last pope passed away?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prophecy_of_the_Popes
11 Feb 13
Originally posted by SuzianneGenerally prophecies shift as they are found to be B.S.
Educate yourself and check this page out, which outlines what RBHILL is alluding to. It's okay, you can continue your snark after you read the page, if that's what you really want.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prophecy_of_the_Popes
As soon as this prophecy is found to be false the believers in this one will probably find some other reason why this didn't somehow fulfill the conditions.
My question had nothing to do with snark, it actually was an honest question because often these prophecies are moving targets. People have been claiming that prophecies are saying the end of the word is coming soon for hundreds of years and we're still here.
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11 Feb 13
Originally posted by Suzianneif the next guy is the last pope it will mean a lot to christians bolstering their faith. what will it mean if to christians if there are lots more popes? will it chip away at their faith.
Educate yourself and check this page out, which outlines what RBHILL is alluding to. It's okay, you can continue your snark after you read the page, if that's what you really want.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prophecy_of_the_Popes
Originally posted by PsychoPawnThat's the problem with prophecy. Usually no specific time is given because most timelines are driven by what the "prophet" desires to be true. Prophecies given by God never give a timeline (as far as I know).
Generally prophecies shift as they are found to be B.S.
As soon as this prophecy is found to be false the believers in this one will probably find some other reason why this didn't somehow fulfill the conditions.
My question had nothing to do with snark, it actually was an honest question because often these prophecies are moving targets. People h ...[text shortened]... cies are saying the end of the word is coming soon for hundreds of years and we're still here.
You can believe what you want, of course, but not all prophecies are false.
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11 Feb 13
Originally posted by Suziannewhats the point of prophecies? like this pope thing, whats the point in some guy listing the popes......and why are so many prophecies delivered in a cryptic fashion? does go like puzzles?
That's the problem with prophecy. Usually no specific time is given because most timelines are driven by what the "prophet" desires to be true. Prophecies given by God never give a timeline.
You can believe what you want, of course, but not all prophecies are false.