Tag prophecy
Foxfier (formerly Sailorette) writes at Head Noises. She wrote this guest post for CMR. Here she is: Broadly speaking, if folks read the prophecies in the Bible and expected them to be literal, they were figurative. If they thought they… Continue Reading →
I just love this stuff. Frankly most Catholics are too easily embarrassed. Heck, I know I would be. But not Baptist Pastor Mark Arnold of Lebanon, Ohio. Nope. Pastor Arnold regales us with the tale of a message from God… Continue Reading →
There is branch of Catholic prophecy that predicts a series of events prior to the rise of Antichrist that lead to a unified Catholic Europe. Generally speaking, the events that lead to this foretold conversion are horrendous. Economic collapse, civil… Continue Reading →
“Extinguish not the spirit. Despise not prophecies. But prove all things; hold fast that which is good.” 1 Thessalonians 5 This is not a topic that I frequently write about, but I am absolutely fascinated by this particular prophecy. I… Continue Reading →