Do you know the Anti Christ

Great Debates
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Thanks for the London Times clue, Kyla. I haven’t been able to find any other info on it.

According to Richard Owen, in The Times, on March 6,

made the comments in a talk in Bologna.

(I had to do an internal search on The Times’s web site to find it; it does not have a separate page.)

Wonderful! I certainly hope that Owen is wrong in his “leading contender” observation. I’ve never even heard of Biffi before (but then, it has been quite a while since I followed Vatican politics).

What a loon. If he gets in as the next pope, I already know that every time he does something weird and I get asked whether he really did it I’m going to have to respond, “You bet your Biffi.”

Tom~

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AzRaek wrote:

If you’re talking about The Late Great Planet Earth (1979), that movie was about Biblical prophecy, not Nostradamian prophecy.

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Vegetarian?
Environmentalism?
Animal Rights?
Human Rights?

Let us storm the campus of Berkely tonight with torches and pitch forks. The anti-Christ must be among them! What is the price of a couple thousand liberal arts college students for killing the anti-Christ? Who is with me. Tonight we make a stand!

[Sarcasm-captured for the sarcasm impaired]

You know, doing what is right is easy. The problem is knowing what is right.

–Lyndon B. Johnson

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I heard about this on NPR today. Cardinal Biffi from Bologna. It’s no wonder he’s got his panties in a bunch over vegetarians.

It’s not how you pick your nose, it’s where you put the boogers

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Tracer, there was one hosted by Welles about Nostradamus, and I think that’s the one AzRaek was talking about (I think it was a little less than 20 years ago, but that is pretty close).

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The Orson Welles program about Nostradamus was The Man Who Saw Tomorrow (1980)

TT

“It is better to know some of the questions than all of the answers.”
–James Thurber