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God's Prophecies: what is behind them?

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05-25-2005 2:57 AM

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05-25-2005 7:28 AM 		Reply to: Message 6 by Brian
05-25-2005 7:13 AM

Re: How do Prophecies work?
Asteragos is assuming that God originates what are properly (or improperly) called prophecies. It appears that his question is based upon this assumption.
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Am I right, Asteragos?
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If so, you are reframing the topic, Brian. Your assumption,
Brian writes:
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'Prophecies' are man made and man-fullfilled.
makes for another rather interesting topic, but not directly addressing this one.
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05-30-2005 2:14 AM 		Reply to: Message 37 by AdminAsgara
05-30-2005 12:05 AM

Re: Child, you're new here ...
I could not have said it any more politely myself! The Queen has spoken--lets listen to her!
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