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December 14, 2023
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — A Turkish opposition legislator died Thursday, days after he suffered a heart attack and collapsed in parliament just after delivering a speech critical of Israel and of the Turkish ruling party’s relationship with the country.
December 19, 2023
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ROME (AP) — Pope Francis formally approved letting Catholic priests bless same-sex couples, the Vatican announced Monday, a radical shift in policy that aimed at making the church more inclusive while maintaining its strict ban on gay marriage.
Lightning Strikes St. Peter Statue on Pope Francis’ Birthday
Before the end of 2023, the Internet was abuzz with rumors, later confirmed, that lightning struck a statue of St. Peter on Pope Francis’ birthday, December 17.
originally posted by: charlest2
I'm sure there are some here familiar with this guy. He is a prolific religious scholar and has an uncanny knack for being able to pair religious texts and prophesies with real-world current events. The accuracy of two events he discusses here I have researched through other sources to verify that these events did occur and on the dates he claims. They did!
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December 14, 2023
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — A Turkish opposition legislator died Thursday, days after he suffered a heart attack and collapsed in parliament just after delivering a speech critical of Israel and of the Turkish ruling party’s relationship with the country.
During his speech in the Turkish Parlament, he condemned Israel and called on God to strike Israel down.
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December 19, 2023
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ROME (AP) — Pope Francis formally approved letting Catholic priests bless same-sex couples, the Vatican announced Monday, a radical shift in policy that aimed at making the church more inclusive while maintaining its strict ban on gay marriage.
Pope Francis is from Buenos Aires, sitting in St. Peter's seat in the Vatican, and it just so happens that a statue of St. Peter in Buenos Aires was struck by lightning on Pope Francis's birthday. Cahn asserts that Pope Francis is an apostate pope.
Lightning Strikes St. Peter Statue on Pope Francis’ Birthday
Before the end of 2023, the Internet was abuzz with rumors, later confirmed, that lightning struck a statue of St. Peter on Pope Francis’ birthday, December 17.
Cahn relates the significance of the halo, key and right hand being destroyed. He also explains the adverse outcome effects/implications if the United States turns its back on Israel.
Can all of this be explained as just a coincidence? Very strange indeed, if it is.
originally posted by: charlest2
Pope Francis is from Buenos Aires, sitting in St. Peter's seat in the Vatican, and it just so happens that a statue of St. Peter in Buenos Aires was struck by lightning on Pope Francis's birthday. Cahn asserts that Pope Francis is an apostate pope.
originally posted by: charlest2
a reply to: Venkuish1
Yes, I do!
Something of this nature stands no chance of being coincidental.
originally posted by: charlest2
This BS isn't worth the effort.
Something of this nature stands no chance of being coincidental.
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: charlest2
Pope Francis is from Buenos Aires, sitting in St. Peter's seat in the Vatican, and it just so happens that a statue of St. Peter in Buenos Aires was struck by lightning on Pope Francis's birthday. Cahn asserts that Pope Francis is an apostate pope.
I've heard Johnathan Cahns talks before. They are always interesting. In reference to 'Pope Francis' ... he's an awful pope. Anti-Catholic, Anti-American, Anti-free-market, Anti-Borders, Far left New World Order. Yes I think the lighting strike is a message and that it has meaning.
originally posted by: Venkuish1
You don't like Pope Francis?
Is he far-left?
I don't see any supernatural forces ...
A Turkish opposition legislator died Thursday, days after he suffered a heart attack and collapsed in parliament just after delivering a speech critical of Israel and of the Turkish ruling party’s relationship with the country.
Pope Francis formally approved letting Catholic priests bless same-sex couples, the Vatican announced Monday, a radical shift in policy that aimed at making the church more inclusive while maintaining its strict ban on gay marriage.
Lightning Strikes St. Peter Statue on Pope Francis’ Birthday
Before the end of 2023, the Internet was abuzz with rumors, later confirmed, that lightning struck a statue of St. Peter on Pope Francis’ birthday, December 17.
originally posted by: Degradation33
a reply to: charlest2
A Turkish opposition legislator died Thursday, days after he suffered a heart attack and collapsed in parliament just after delivering a speech critical of Israel and of the Turkish ruling party’s relationship with the country.
There is actually a surprisingly REALLY long list of World politicians that have died in office, and while in session, or while talking.
Since 2000 The have been 58 heads of state to die while in office alone. Just heads of state. Politicians are often older, and old stressed politicians have heart attacks (most common cause).
THE THING THERE IS TO STOP ELECTING OLDER PEOPLE!
Pope Francis formally approved letting Catholic priests bless same-sex couples, the Vatican announced Monday, a radical shift in policy that aimed at making the church more inclusive while maintaining its strict ban on gay marriage.
Just a few years behind the Methodists and way behind The Anglicans, and they perform the ceremony too. Don't worry, it's not the gaypocalypse.
Lightning Strikes St. Peter Statue on Pope Francis’ Birthday
Before the end of 2023, the Internet was abuzz with rumors, later confirmed, that lightning struck a statue of St. Peter on Pope Francis’ birthday, December 17.
Saturn. Well it was Jupiter on behalf of Saturn, Christ took its day. Also watch for The Sun. Christians took Sol Invictus too.
But imagine if a CME happened onSol InvictusChristmas.
Here's something else that happened the same day as the lightning strike.
www.sciencetimes.com...
Also in the sky at the same time of the lightning strike was The Sun, Mars, Saturn, The Moon, And Jupiter.
One could argue Jupiter (lightning god) and The Sun attacked on Saturnalia. The signs are of an angry pantheon of gods.
My critical take is because "signs" bug me. Taking coincidence out of context and applying it as some greater message. Too much human influence and assuming it's important. And then acting on its importance.
That can also go insane. Inventing validations for messages of divinity. Like a certain song on the radio at a certain point relating to real life or something, and then seeing that everywhere.
Making observations of purpose in causality is something that seems destined to end in popped bubbles and broken spirits.
Every day, lightning strikes 8.6 million times on average. The world’s lightning hotspot is Lake Maracaibo in Venezuela.
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: Venkuish1
You don't like Pope Francis?
Is he far-left?
I thought I was pretty clear on what I thought of him. Here it is again ... from his own words and actions .... He is Anti-Catholic, Anti-American, Anti-free-market, Anti-Borders, Woke Far left, New World Order.
I don't see any supernatural forces ...
Of course you wouldn't. You don't see supernatural anywhere and even when evidence is produced, like in the case of reincarnation, you refuse to acknowledge it.
I see the lightening hitting at the Vatican, and specifically with St. Peter and the keys, as a sign from God. This pope has been anti-Catholic and 'the keys' of Peter in Catholicism have great symbology. It could have been a coincidence ... but all things considered, it equally could have been a sign manifesting. I am open minded on this.
originally posted by: Venkuish1
Natural phenomena don't have supernatural causes. We know this for very long time.
God can use natural phenomena to make statements and give signs.
You won't believe that.
Reincarnation isn't something science can accept for the time being due to the lack of evidence in the claims made.
Um ... no. There is a ton of evidence. You haven't been looking at what has been presented to you.