Originally posted by Xcalibur254
reply to post by GoldenRuled
And what evidence would that be. The only reason anybody was worried about 2012 to begin with was due to the Mayans. However, if one actually looks into what the Mayans said they placed no emphasis on the date and they have no prophecies associated with it. So, why should anyone buy into these "prophecies" that have been shoehorned into 2012 when the very reason people cared about 2012 in the first place isn't true?
The mayans are the most well known despite the spaniards destroying over 80% of their records. To them, it's not a prophecy but a repeating almanac. Ancient texts starting from the sumarians, the egyptians, the asian pacific, north american indians(hopi, cherokee, navajo to start). The point is, you have the same images from different cultures from across the globe all dating back several thousands years. I am a christian. Some believe to pursue these stories as a sin. I don't see it like that. I see that you could create a whole new world from what we don't know. I see these predicted( or documented from repeated ancient past events) events all could play together to bring about the worst parts of the Holy Bibles Book of Revelations. Christian beliefs aside, 1 would be a fool to discount this just from the vast distances these duplicate stories have originated.
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