is there any truth to notradamus's predictions? or are they like the bible, open to peoples interpetration?

Answer 1

I think that he had alot to say (he was enlightened), just like many many other people that have lived on this earth, and are still living on this earth today.. no one is 100%
sure of anything, or everything , open to interpretation, why not, we are all different, it all makes sence that, in the grand scheme of things, given certain statements, or certain information, there could me many interpretations, but really, it all makes a great deal of sence, I think, sometimes, we take from life, what we need to, and move on.

Answer 2

Nostradamus was not a prophet. He claimed to be a 'seer,' one who can 'see' the future.

He was a French Jewish physician who converted to Christianity taking on the name of Notredame, or Nostradamus in Latin, which means "Our Lady."

His predictions were so vague and ambiguous that they can be made to fit anything. His 'biggie prediction,' that the great terror would come from the sky, where he actually provided a 'specific' month, day and year, came and went (twice--since there was some question as to the month) without incident.

I don't understand why anyone still takes him seriously.

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Answer 3

Nostradamus' predictions are all crap. They're so vague and open to interpretation, that the only way anyone can make them "fit" is if the event already happened. There's no way to actually use one of his predictions to see an event in the future.

Answer 4

I have an old book from the 60s about it and the artist's interpation was a picture of 9/11 it gives me chills to read it

Answer 5

Isn't everything in the world open to peoples interpretation

Answer 6

I have read the book of Notradamus's predictions and it was pretty scary and I just stop reading it.

Answer 7

they're all open to interpretation. why do you think people find his predictions after the event has occured?

Answer 8

I think it is completely up to a persons interpretation. He wrote in code about things that were happening in his time that people were not allowed to write about.

Answer 9

Whenever I consider them, they're so general and vague that when people map them to current events, it reminds me of the same thing that's done when people 'talk to the dead' or use horoscopes.

Answer 10

the Bible is not open to people's interpretation .......you either believe it or not......as Joshua said choose ye this day whom you will serve as for me and my house we will serve the LORD.....