Nostradamus is nauseating
I wish I was just hating
But the closest to this gnosis
Is something between hypnosis and psychosis
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I've personally never read him, but everything I've read of him sounds like those who think prophecies fulfilled in the Bible prove its inerrancy. When you get to decide when & what fulfills a prophecy, re-interpreting them however you wish, & if you can't find anything, simply label it as yet to come, that's not evidentiary proof of prescience. That's just math.
Loved it!
Something between hypnosis and psychosis. I really loved that!
Fantastic!!! Love it!!!❤️