do you beleive in Nostradamus's predictions?

Answer 1

yes you cannot deny the things that he predicted having come to pass, 9/11, Bush and WW!!!

Answer 2

Click the link below for a rather long article.

One modern “interpreter” of Nostradamus, John Hogue, first issued his book Nostradamus and the Millennium in 1987. In that volume, he quoted his own very liberally translated versions of several quatrains that he believed predicted certain events involving the Near East, and he specified those events. He named four “anti-Christ” candidates, and for one he said that Nostradamus had clearly predicted:

[In August of 1987] a million Iranians under Khaddafi's power [will] invade Mesopotamia all the way to Egypt.

Then came the 1991 (the fourth) printing of his very successful book, after the massive Libyan invasion had failed to take place. This edition had six pages of revised text, with another anti-Christ in the person of Saddam Hussein——substituted for the Ayatollah Khomeini, who had inconsiderately died rather than fulfilling Nostradamus's plan for him——and omitted completely the above-quoted prediction along with another Hogue had made for a specifically dated alliance of the superpowers. Blank spots replaced the previous entries.
One thing, however, remained the same in both editions: the portrait of Nostradamus clutching a telescope, an instrument that had not yet been invented when the seer died.

Answer 3

No. They aren't really predictions, just short verses that give no specific dates or information and that only seem to make sense after the event they "predicted" has already come to pass.

Answer 4

how do we really know if he made them? someone who knows that all of those things happened could have said that they found Nostradamus's thing that has all of his predictions in it. for all we know, someone could have wrote down all of the stuff that was "predicted" and made it look old.

Answer 5

Well his birthday was Dec 14 which makes him a Sag and Sags are know to be the most psychic sign in the zodiac .... logic tells me yes

Answer 6

no, everything he predicted is vague and over the centuries might have been either inadvertently or deliberately changed by his followers to embellish the accuracy of his predictions.

Answer 7

NO
His predections are so vague that with a little work they can be pointed to millions of events.
More like Nostradumbass

Answer 8

Yes.

Answer 9

I believe in those that have already come about, and, withhold my judgment on the rest.

Answer 10

Stranger things then his prediction have happen so why not just believe..................