do you think GOD gave Nostradamus the power of prophecy. because he wrote down about what Hitler did hundreds of years before it happened and the twin towers and lots of other things.
No, Nostradamus wrote a series of weird verses with random images in them, and other people decided what they "mean". It's like this: You write the first few verses about things that have already happened. Then you skip ahead and write in the same style about "the future", some time after you know you'll be dead. And in the meantime, people start calling you a prophet, because there's no way to prove otherwise and your past "predictions" were spot on, right? Then when you die, you don't care about it anymore.
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Psychic test – Nostradamus had psychic ability
I am convinced that Nostradamus had psychic test ability but I am unconvinced that he was accurate with most of his predictions. Nostradamus was able to name Pasteur by name as well as predict a fire in London in 1666. His most impressive prediction I believe was referring to Franco and Rivera in "Castille" by name - two opposing leaders in the Spanish Revolutionary wars in the 1930s.
If anyone, anywhere was ever able to correctly predict the future then that is a fact of enormous philosophical importance. If anything in the future has been foreseen with true psychic ability, then it seems clear that everything has to be destined from the very beginning. In turn, this means that all our notions of free will, self-determination and the like are largely illusory.
Consider Nostradamus: how many people do you know who are ever going to try to sit down and predict the future hundreds of years from the present? It's not something a normal person is likely to attempt unless they genuinely feel premonitions of the future. I do not see how a person making predictions accurately including specific names can be considered mere luck. But forget Nostradamus and just look at any purported psychic through history, such as Edgar Cayce. If any of them had true psychic ability then that is enormously significant, no matter how often their predictions might have misfired.
Of course, one important question in this whole matter is where the prediction comes from. I think to really analyze psychic powers; we need to also consider what the source of the prediction may be. Here are some possibilities:
The prophet may generate the prophecy on his own or may receive it from another power. The fulfillment of the prophecy may be within the prophet's ability to control, or that of the higher power, or may exceed both. These alone give us a number of combinations.
What I'm trying to say is that your conclusion only seems to follow from certain types of predictive ability. If the events prophesied are beyond the control of the prophet or of any power that gives him his prophecy, then I would tend to agree with you that somehow the event was destined to happen. If the events prophesied are within the power of the prophet, we don't even give it a second thought. In fact, we all give these types of prophecy. For instance, I may tell you that I am going to Buffalo for Thanksgiving. If it turns out that I do in fact go to Buffalo next Wednesday, no one will care, because I had reasonable certainty that I could accomplish the prophecy. There are other possibilities in between.
If the prophet receives his message from another power, whether he himself realizes it or not, then we must question whether that higher power is effecting the fulfillment. If so, it may have nothing to do with fate at all.
In my view, Nostradamus predicting in published writings the London fire of 1666 by date and naming Pasteur and the two major players in the Spanish Revolution (Franco and Rivera) by their last names considered with his many other accurate predictions can only be considered "proof" that psychic ability exists.
My further point is that you can't separate one part of destiny from the rest - if Franco and Rivera were destined to be the major players in the Spanish Revolution before they were born, then so were our destinies set out before our birth - our free will is largely illusory and we are largely being of consciousness rather than choice. All events are interrelated - it's all part of the whole.
This seems to be one area in which various philosophical notions can be proven or disproves so I can't understand why more serious attention is not given to this psychic spirits issue.
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Interesting Post. I think GOD blessed some people on earth with different spiritual abilities..like Nostradamus predictions, Einstein's ability with mathematics, Mother Teresa's compassion, and Michelangelo's ability with art. The difference between Nostradamus and other people who CLAIM to be prophets is NOSTRADAMUS was using astronomy to predict the future, it is interesting how some of his quantrine details with times and dates that can be correlated with disaters where the predictions were made…NOSTRADAMUS NEVER CLAIMED TO BE A PROPHET, NOR DID HE CLAIM HIS WORK WAS FROM GOD, and MANY of NOSTRADAMUS”S Prophecies line up with accual events ..which is why so many people today are interested in interpreting his work.
False prophets claim to be talking to GOD, and Claim that what they are saying is FROM GOD TELLING THEM THAT IS WHAT GOD wants… Never once did NOSTRADAMUS claim such. NOSTRADAMUS was a medical doctor that had cured the plague in large parts of France. He was definately gifted to help mankind…and keep this in mind when JUDGING HIM. My opinion is not to take it so fundamentally, yet, keeping it as an objective possibility. As with all prophecies, they can change depending on how people make decisions and how people choose their fates. Fee choice and free will! The future is in constant flux until it happens. IF we use it as a guide line, instead of fundamentally – perhaps it create an awareness of possibilities of future events, so we can steer clear of them. And remember, the Bible was written by men, many different men that may have different perceptions and impressions
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Interesting Post. I think GOD blessed some people on earth with different spiritual abilities..like Nostradamus predictions, Einstein's ability with mathematics, Mother Teresa's compassion, and Michelangelo's ability with art. The difference between Nostradamus and other people who CLAIM to be prophets is NOSTRADAMUS was using astronomy to predict the future, it is interesting how some of his quantrine details with times and dates that can be correlated with disaters where the predictions were made…NOSTRADAMUS NEVER CLAIMED TO BE A PROPHET, NOR DID HE CLAIM HIS WORK WAS FROM GOD, and MANY of NOSTRADAMUS”S Prophecies line up with accual events ..which is why so many people today are interested in interpreting his work.
False prophets claim to be talking to GOD, and Claim that what they are saying is FROM GOD TELLING THEM THAT IS WHAT GOD wants… Never once did NOSTRADAMUS claim such. NOSTRADAMUS was a medical doctor that had cured the plague in large parts of France. He was definately gifted to help mankind…and keep this in mind when JUDGING HIM. My opinion is not to take it so fundamentally, yet, keeping it as an objective possibility. As with all prophecies, they can change depending on how people make decisions and how people choose their fates. Fee choice and free will! The future is in constant flux until it happens. IF we use it as a guide line, instead of fundamentally – perhaps it create an awareness of possibilities of future events, so we can steer clear of them. And remember, the Bible was written by men, many different men that may have different perceptions and impressions