Seems Nostradamus was not a prophet, but a thief and forger,
who stole a manuscript, which being written in an obscure
local dialect was semi unintelligible, and passed it off as oracles.
(The mode of getting the oracles was a kind of scrying, which
should, as an ocultists tactic, render the quatrains off limits
to any sensible Christian, which hasn't stopped Christians
from using them, and other dubious stuff like Edgar Cayce.
Nostradamus also practiced astrology, something that is
part of paganism, a conveyorbelt to the rest of darkness, and
which has little to do with the occasional established effects
of the Moon or some planetary alignments. God forbids
astrology when He forbids skygazing or awnan in
Deut. 19. Cayce got information from demons who only
told him two categories of things, stuff that was known
somewhere or they could see paranormally as in diagnosis,
and stuff that was either flat out lies about Jesus Christ, or
unproveable antiquity stuff. I notice it is often patriotic
minded sorts who like this stuff, I guess to the degree
nationalism of any kind becomes your false god, you
will be open to such materials. the near idolatrous sense
of awe about the ancient people and their buildings is
pretty obvious a weakening factor against such evil as
well. Cayce and anyone who knows The Bible, should
have been able to spot that the style of communication
was not that of an angel, since it channeled through
him rather than talking to him, while he was in a trance.
The notion of "inspiration" as involving a trance state
or some exaltation state is also false. None of this
figures in Biblical accounts of meeting angels. Their
false teachings about Jesus made him doubt them,
but unfortunately he went along with them anyway.)
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