We seem to have lost our original poster and his WWIII theories, in addition to sexocracies and other good topics...

I would guess that he's taken enough abuse from opponents to his rather depressing theories.

But in his stead we get the Interpreter who would like to progress his own theories of world destrcuction via prophecy being completed, with the evidence in off-kilter astrology web sites instead of very factual ones like Nasa has.

Well WWIII has again gone by the way side, as it always does, due to the posters of the topics being way to interested in thier own specific theories of biblical verse, prophecy and sex...

Odd old world is it not?

Apr 4, 2012 -- 6:50PM, Tpaine wrote:

Apr 4, 2012 -- 5:20PM, theinterpreter wrote:

Apr 3, 2012 -- 4:59PM, Tpaine wrote:

Apr 2, 2012 -- 7:01PM, theinterpreter wrote:

Jesus was born in Bethlehem, but not on December 25th. The Star in the East (I.e, Venus) appeared over Bethlehem near high noon on March 27th, 4BC (during a solar eclipse).

There was no total solar eclipse in the year 4 BCE. There was a partial solar eclipse on March 8, 4 BCE, but it was only visible south of Australia. There was a lunar eclipse on March 23, 4 BCE and according to Josephus Herod the Great died between the date of that eclipse and Passover of that year. Link

Distant Suns shows a near-total solar eclipse over Jerusalem and Bethlehem on March 27. 4BC

And NASA says there wasn't. I'll go with actual scientists rather than a software designer named Mike Smithwick

NASA says there wasn't a total eclipse in 4BC. The eclipse is mentioned by Josephus though he mistakenly called it a lunar eclipse.  

headdesk

Apr 5, 2012 -- 5:14PM, theinterpreter wrote:

WW III has not gone by the wayside. It began on 9/11 when the Euuphrates was dry, and its still going.

The Euphrates has never been dry and World War III has not begun. When it does, you will be informed of that fact.

Please do not continue making assertions after you've been shown they're wrong. You're acting like an automaton. It is not entertaining.

The Euphrates has never gone dry.