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Christians in the lions den

Updated: Feb 4, 2021

In the past, I have posted my thoughts and feeling about those who condemn Nostradamus as a “false prophet.”  I have read several web posting that explain the reasoning behind that label placed on the head of someone who died in 1566.  That was well before the creation of many of the present-day sects of Christianity.  Such an onerous distinction as “false prophet” would demand that someone actually know what Nostradamus wrote; and then it would demand that one also know what Nostradamus predicted that was proven beyond any shadow of doubt to be false.  Certainly, logical examples would follow, in support of those claims of falseness.

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