michael17

Strega wrote:

Alright, Michael, now I understand – prophecy is a sort of evidence to help people feel their faith is well placed. How does this prophecy lead specifically to the abrahamic god? Why could this prophecy not be pointing at a different root cause, or god, or even a group of gods? If we accept that prophecy is real and is a ‘…

[Read more]

Strega wrote:

Michael, in your belief system, what purpose does the prophecy serve? Please try to answer me without ‘beasts’ and ‘horns’, etc. I’m not asking about the content or delivery mechanism of these prophecies, just their purpose.

Thanks for asking, Prophecy serves as a means by which the believer knows God’s word is true and thus reinfo…[Read more]

_Robert_ wrote:

Strega wrote:

Hi Popie, thanks for posting this. I agree that Michael may have some unorthodox perspectives, but he does not insult or mock anyone and never has, in all the years we’ve known him. I respect him for that.

Sure, I agree he seems like a nice guy. Big deal. Heck I’d bet the Heaven’s Gate people were nice as well.…

[Read more]

I repurposed a CNN (Convoluted Neural  Network )to categorize welding flaws as a part of a research project.

Oops!, I meant Convolutional…

@Strega and Popebeanie

I appreciate your kind words. Thank you.

Strega wrote:

Hi Michael Are you saying there’s no ‘hell’ or post life torture?

Yes, there is no eternal suffering for those of flesh and blood but a second death after judgement day.

@TheEncogitationer

And to top it all off, he still didn’t answer my questions of how is Kirill blaspheming Christianity’s morally inverted doctrines and how can Christ be a God if there are people he can’t persuade.

Jake, Autumn. and Davis all need to recalibrate their Turing Tests. If they are looking for a Bot, Michael17 is definitely it!

[Read more]

PopeBeanie wrote:

jakelafort wrote:

Michael, not much of an answer to Beanie’s thoughtful questions.

Thank you Jake. While Michael responded partly with “I have historical proved the Revelation to my satisfaction. However it is still a leap of faith since we cannot scientifically prove that there is a God.” Even if a leap of faith is not how I…

[Read more]

Strega wrote:

Hi Michael Just to be clear, are all these prophecies leading us to ‘Armageddon’ or are they just random predictions about life in general, like a mystical horoscope?

The predictions are dire but have been increasing in intensity over 2000 years.  But to be short Putin is not bringing in Armageddon, until that time there will be w…[Read more]

TheEncogitationer wrote:

Michael17, I don’t have any bubble wrap to preoccupy myself with on an off-day, so I guess I’ll preoccupy myself with popping your claims instead. For one thing, how is what Kirill said blasphemy according to The Holy Bible and Christian doctrine? Isn’t it Christian doctrine of John 3:16 that “For God so loved the world *…

[Read more]

@Jakelafort,

Atheist are underwhelmed and Theist never heard these interpretations and get excited. But as time goes on the fulfilment will become more ominous. And I will report them. I will also report true miracle workers, who are due to be revealed in the future concurrent with the rebuilding of the Temple

@Reg

I don’t but to our horror he does. Thankfully the Latin Pope is on an Island in a sea of unbelief. So what he says doesn’t matter. But in the future it is interpreted that false miracles will bolster his standings in Europe and the world at large.

@Strega,

Thanks for the greetings, I am encouraged by those that read my posts even if we are worlds apart in  belief 🙂

@Jakelafort

Even Christ could not convince people. I don’t gauge anything by my inability to convince certain people. However as more things come true I will still report them. Because while there is life there is still hope.

PopeBeanie wrote:

Hi Michael, Only if you have a moment for a digression from your specific topic: I’ve been assuming (perhaps incorrectly?) that your main hypothesis regarding “authenticity” of scripture is based on how its revelations pan out over time, proving they’re from a divine origin. Putting that aside, or even presuming that many re…

[Read more]

@Robert,

That was lazy scholarship on my part of course it had to be on his Eastward journey.

Here are some details of the journey and the monk(s)

https://universe-inside-you.com/buddhist-monks/

Who said Marco saw a monk defying the laws of gravity? Was that person traveling West at the time?

Yes it was Westward near the Himalayas

TheEncogitationer wrote:

Michael17, Herbert Benson’s abstract claims the following:

We report here that in a study performed there in February 1981, we found that these subjects exhibited the capacity to increase the temperature of their fingers and toes by as much as 8.3°C.

Conversion of Celsius to Fahrenheit means that: 8.3° Celsius x 1.8 + 3…

[Read more]