#failed prophecies

[creature-wizard]

There has been a great spiritual awakening globally. This is a hard earn Truth about spiritual war which must to come. It's important my fellow you hold unto what serve you best and remember to talk to your dead one's who have travel to the great beyond. Talking to them is not a Sin oh you christian. Truth about this is, the dead can't lie rather the give true answers to whatever questions asked and also help in providing solutions if properly conjure. This is Pure POWER and WISDOM.

Sliding past the fact that I have never once said necromancy is a sin (as I am not Christian, I don't believe anything is "sin," per se), going by the spirit channelers I've been observing for years, this war you're talking about was supposed to have been won already. Like they were saying it was already won back in 2022. We were supposed to be in the utopian new age right now.

And not just that, but all big apocalyptic predictions like this ever have been wrong. Each and every one of them. Even ones by people just as certain as you are right now.

Everyone making these kinds of predictions always thinks they're special and unique from the rest. They think they've got the right techniques, the right mindset, the right beliefs, whatever. But each and every one of them is shown to be wrong, each and every time.

[religion-is-a-mental-illness]

It’s like when you’re at a restaurant and the obnoxious people at another table keep threatening to leave and never come back, but never do. Just leave already.

Reminder that Xianity has no regard whatsoever for this world.

[atheostic]

The End Is Nigh: Failed Doomsday Prophecies (1/?)

365 CE

Hilary of Poitiers, an early French bishop, says the end of the world will happen that year (pg. 30)

[creature-wizard]

Remember when New Agers said that we were going to have quantum healing beds ("med beds") that would fix all of our health problems by now? Because I sure do. These things were supposed to be fully rolled out and implemented by now and everybody was supposed to have free access to them.

That's New Age predictions for you, though. The big changes are always just on the horizon, but they never manifest. They just keep hovering on a little further ahead, like a glittering mirage in a hot desert. Some folks catch on and turn away to find something real, but others keep following the mirage until they die.

[creature-wizard]

Many so-called "ascension symptoms" are just symptoms of stress, and potentially even more serious conditions. Also, New Agers were claiming that "ascension symptoms" were a thing all the way back in the 2000s, when people were supposedly going to ascend to 5D in 2012 - which obviously didn't happen.

[religion-is-a-mental-illness]

“Think of how many religions attempt to validate themselves with prophecy. Think of how many people rely on these prophecies, however vague, however unfulfilled, to support or prop up their beliefs. Yet has there ever been a religion with the prophetic accuracy and reliability of science?... No other human institution comes close.”

-- Carl Sagan

Star Trek does reasonably well.

[fex-y]

First wave of furry conversion happened with catgirls and catboys.

We’re seeing the crest of the mousegirl craze now, and it’ll be an awakening for more furries that were missed previously.

In three months time we will have a bunnyboy era and Tumblr will never be the same.

[howwelldoyouknowyourmoon]

Moon’s failed prophecies: “When 120 nations join the UN…”

In the 1950s Sun Myung Moon often spoke in public predicting that when 120 nations joined the UN, history would end and the world of sin would completely cease to exist. It is now evident that the world did not end, and sin did not disappear – even though there are more than 120 states in the UN.

This was another of Moon’s nonsense predictions that missed the mark. They were only good for inciting and bewildering people.

Unification Church believers must carefully think about the fact that almost every single prediction of Moon’s turned out to be false, in spite of his claim to be the Lord of the Second Advent.