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smlchance
02-10-2005, 03:17 PM
why or why not? if so, why not? I mean Hitler is something a real prophet woulda predicted, no?

Sera Michele
02-10-2005, 04:32 PM
There have been a lot of people like Hitler in our history. Hitler is just more popular and well known because the Holcaust is a more recent event.

And prophets predictions are generally so vague a prediction for one would likely fit all men like Hitler.

kiss_the_sky
02-10-2005, 05:17 PM
Nostradamus predicted a 'Hilter'. At least this is what I have been told.

Love_N_it
02-10-2005, 07:13 PM
Did anybody predict the Bush's?
or that one of our former presidents would become the senior financial advisor to the Saudi Royal Family... during the same time that his son has become his replacement as the leader of this country?

I mean, something like that had to be predicted for the people of this country to allow it... wouldn't they?!?!

Bhaskar
02-12-2005, 08:57 PM
Nostradamus.

The World of Dan
02-12-2005, 09:10 PM
from what I understand, according to Nostradamus, there will be three anti-christs - the first is generally agreeded upon as being nepolion, the second is hitler... we're still waiting for the third *cough*bush*cough*.. :p

crummyrummy
02-12-2005, 09:11 PM
Nostradumbass predicted nothing.

The World of Dan
02-12-2005, 09:12 PM
Nostradumbass predicted nothing.his predictions require intrepertation... a lot of people don't agree on what he was saying, or what they meant.

crummyrummy
02-12-2005, 09:14 PM
you have to try real hard to make events that happen fit into his ramblings. The only reason you have ever even heard of this guy was because Hitler wanted to seem destined and found a propagandist to cirulate that hogwash.

Lodui
02-12-2005, 09:33 PM
Nostradamus was very very clear that the world would end in 2000...

He was wrong, so nobody should listen to shit he had to say, he was just a bad poet with a paranoid streak.

crummyrummy
02-12-2005, 09:34 PM
Nostradamus was very very clear that the world would end in 2000...

He was wrong, so nobody should listen to shit he had to say, he was just a bad poet with a paranoid streak.yeah what he said.

hip_peace
02-12-2005, 09:40 PM
i hate hitler ( hitler=blood, dead people , deathhhhhhhh ) but he is smart ... mais
i hate himmmmmmmm

Epiphany
02-13-2005, 05:28 AM
a lot of people don't agree on what he was saying, or what they meant.
The same can be said about the Bible. Germany and Hitler's reign are mentioned in there, but not everyone can see it.

The World of Dan
02-13-2005, 05:32 AM
so if not everyone can see it - what use is it in there in the first place? if it was designed as some form of warning - it failed.

Epiphany
02-13-2005, 10:30 AM
If everyone wanted to see it they would, but people chose to be blind, so they disregard it.

smlchance
02-13-2005, 02:29 PM
did you "choose" to have vision? or an "epiphany"??? I really don't believe ppl "choose" to be blind. In fact, I have it on pretty good authority that God chooses who is blind and who can see (literally and spiritually) : John 12:40 (/passage/?book_id=50&chapter=12&verse=40&version=31&context=verse)

If everyone wanted to see it they would, but people chose to be blind, so they disregard it.

ChiefCowpie
02-13-2005, 02:59 PM
Nostradamus was very very clear that the world would end in 2000...

He was wrong, so nobody should listen to shit he had to say, he was just a bad poet with a paranoid streak.
so he was a few years short but still, it looks like he is going to be pretty close

BlackGuardXIII
02-13-2005, 03:15 PM
Nostradamus called him Hister, said he would be from Austria, and that his attempt to take over the world would fail, a point that the Nazis left out of their propaganda pamphlets.


He was wrong about some things, he's not Jesus for Christs sake.
He was right about lots.........no one is perfect, ceptin maybe Him.

BlackGuardXIII
02-13-2005, 03:18 PM
Nostradamus was very very clear that the world would end in 2000...

He was wrong, so nobody should listen to shit he had to say, he was just a bad poet with a paranoid streak.
You ought to quote him since you are so certain about what he predicted.....
He said that before and after the turn of the millenium, war reigns happily..
Look around........war is always reigning happily somewhere these days.

Bhaskar
02-13-2005, 05:11 PM
I'd say he got pretty damn close on a lot of his predictions. Sure he may have been way off on a few. But then there are so many scientists whose experiments fail, yet their greatness lies in the ones that succeed not the failures.

TheStoon
02-13-2005, 08:09 PM
Nostradamus called him Hister, said he would be from Austria, and that his attempt to take over the world would fail, a point that the Nazis left out of their propaganda pamphlets.


He was wrong about some things, he's not Jesus for Christs sake.
He was right about lots.........no one is perfect, ceptin maybe Him.Feel a bit bad here! Promise i'm not picking on you intentionally!! ;)

Hister has nothing to do with Hitler, in the 16th Century Hister was the French name for a region near the Danube River - its pure coincidence that its similar to Hitler. This is a common problem in translated material - as language drops out of use it is harder to correctly translate an item.

Lets look at that particular Quatrain (Century 2, Quatrain 24).

"Beasts ferocious with hunger will cross the rivers,
The greater part of the battlefield will be against Hister.
Into a cage of iron will the great one be drawn,
When the child of Germany observes nothing."

Pretty vague you have to admit that, and with the Hister link disproven it becomes even more so.

You also have to look at the environment Nostradamus was born into. This was 16th century France. France was predominately Roman Catholic at this time, and Germany was undergoing Protestant reformation. This lead to a number of wars involving Germany in Europe.

So its not really too hard to predict that sometime in the future there will be a major war involving Germany/Austria - and he would be inclined to predict that due to the state of affairs between his nation and Germany.

I tell you now that I can quite safely predict that there will be other wars in the gulf over the next 100 or so years. In fact i'll do it now, and still beat Nostradamus' time frame.

"Within the next 100 years there will be another war in the gulf region." - TheStoon

Does that make me a great prophet?? Does it buggery, i've looked at the situation and made a statement that appears more than likely - and without any of Nostradamus' vagueness.

I guess what i'm saying is that once you look really closely at the prophecies you'll see that out of the 1000 or so he wrote, most are shaky, the ones that even come close are vague and need to have a lot read into them.

I reckon anyone could make up 1000 predictions today and a good percentage could be interpreted to fit events over the next 400 years.


I'm not even going to start on the bible!
TheStoon

Burbot
02-13-2005, 08:15 PM
im pretty sure nostradamus, in his prophecies, took it upon himself to seperate the ages into sections....

also abpout the 3rd antichrist, Mabus, i do think it was Saddam [can be made with anagrams]...i mean
-from the middle east
-fell from power
-there is gonna be a power struggle most definitaly
-and how ong is america gonna stay in the middle east, soon there will be no way out, and other countries will have to do something...


i think this is the eve...

moonlightdelerium
02-13-2005, 10:05 PM
Wasn't Hister the river Hitler grew up by? Its a double meaning. We also have to remember that Nostradamus had to be very careful about the way he worded certain things because of the excessive superstition of the sixteenth century.

Bhaskar
02-13-2005, 10:45 PM
Wasn't Hister the river Hitler grew up by? Its a double meaning. We also have to remember that Nostradamus had to be very careful about the way he worded certain things because of the excessive superstition of the sixteenth century.
Not to mention the risk of punishment.

TheStoon
02-13-2005, 11:06 PM
Wasn't Hister the river Hitler grew up by? Its a double meaning. We also have to remember that Nostradamus had to be very careful about the way he worded certain things because of the excessive superstition of the sixteenth century.
Double meaning my arse, Hister would have been a violent area in those times, with no sign of that changing - and it didn't - not until at least the end of the 30 year war in the 17th century. Its a coincidence that 350 odd years later a guy from Austria called Hitler started a war.

What if I said

And it will rise from Scotland
And cut across the throat.

Could i claim that I foresaw someone called Scott assasinating someone within the next 400 years?

Maybe Scott will authorise an invasion of somewhere, and maybe it will be over a thin strip of land, cos thats the throat.

Its ridiculous, no matter how many coincidences there are, it would be easy to repeat what he did - the difference between now, and the 16th century would be no one would take it seriously in the first place...

TheStoon

BlackGuardXIII
02-13-2005, 11:18 PM
im pretty sure nostradamus, in his prophecies, took it upon himself to seperate the ages into sections....

also abpout the 3rd antichrist, Mabus, i do think it was Saddam [can be made with anagrams]...i mean
-from the middle east
-fell from power
-there is gonna be a power struggle most definitaly
-and how ong is america gonna stay in the middle east, soon there will be no way out, and other countries will have to do something...


i think this is the eve...
of destruction......

Dont worry, the stoon has made it very clear that all the correct predictions Nostradamus made were just lucky guesses. I imagine that applies to all the correct prophecies made my all the various seers throughout history. So, it looks bad, but hey, we'll be fine.........nothing to worry about.

Burbot
02-13-2005, 11:41 PM
...and only being in the 6th century...like his "hogmen" who fight battles in the sky...

Epiphany
02-14-2005, 02:37 AM
did you "choose" to have vision? or an "epiphany"??? I really don't believe ppl "choose" to be blind. In fact, I have it on pretty good authority that God chooses who is blind and who can see (literally and spiritually) : John 12:40 (http:///passage/?book_id=50&chapter=12&verse=40&version=31&context=verse)

God gives freely to those who desire it.

smlchance
02-14-2005, 02:46 AM
but just tell me then, WHY do SOME ppl desire it and others not??? Where does that desire come from and who gets the credt for it. IF you are taking credit for your own gifts it's kinda arrogant. Don't you think?

cheers

sorry that above link got screwed. JN 12:40 http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/index.php?search=john%2012:40&version=31

God gives freely to those who desire it.

Epiphany
02-14-2005, 03:14 AM
but just tell me then, WHY do SOME ppl desire it and others not??? Where does that desire come from and who gets the credt for it. IF you are taking credit for your own gifts it's kinda arrogant. Don't you think?

cheers

sorry that above link got screwed. JN 12:40 http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/index.php?search=john%2012:40&version=31

Take a look at the last line, "I would heal them". God gave us free will in the fact that the desire for him has to come within ourselves. When we release that desire, he will heal us. Desire is not a spiritual gift, rather human nature. If God had to first give me the desire to want to know him, without me having any say in the matter, no longer would there be the element of free will.

People who lack understanding of biblical terms do so because they have not the desire for God, thus, they do not receive healing for spiritual blindness.

TheStoon
02-14-2005, 06:42 PM
of destruction......

Dont worry, the stoon has made it very clear that all the correct predictions Nostradamus made were just lucky guesses. I imagine that applies to all the correct prophecies made my all the various seers throughout history. So, it looks bad, but hey, we'll be fine.........nothing to worry about.
Lucky guesses, mistranslations, misinterpretations, reading into... that about sums it up!

The observations that have appeared to come true are vague, and would be expected to fit some event that happens over 400 years of history, and can often be interpreted to fit more than one.

If you observe the world situation right now, i'm sure you could make some propecies about the future which you could be fairly confident would come true.

Secondly, these predictions can be interpreted in so many different ways. The Hister one is the perfect example. Originally it was claimed "Ooh - look Hister, looks like Hitler - its a sign i tells ya!!" as soon as it was pointed out "sorry guys, Hister the French name for an area beside the Danube", it was changed to "Ooh - look Hister, Hitler lived somewhere fairly near there - its a sign i tells ya!!". If thats what it REALLY meant, why wasn't it read like that originally?

Thirdly, Hitler was born in Braunau, Austria, then moved to live in Passau, Germany, before moving back to Linz, Austria - after that it was Vienna, then World War I. Now, Passau is on the Danube River, so yes - he lived in the area, but he didn't grow up there, he lived there for two years when he was three years old. This is the third problem, if you clutch at so many straws you are going to get a hit.

Finally, why are these prophecies never translated before they happen? Because they can't be, they have to be "fitted" to events that have already happened, and anything can be fitted to something if you look hard enough.

Meh, i just don't see it myself.

Although this was pretty funny, shows you the logic people use when interpreting these things..I really hope its a parody, but i sense it isn't.

http://alumnus.caltech.edu/~jamesf/pentium.html

TheStoon