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COMET ISON & THE 13th AHAU CYCLE- The True "End-Time" of the Mayan Calendar (Dec. 16th, 2013)
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I'm sorry, do you have a degree in Mayan Anthropology? Mathematics? Archaeology? What is your expertise that you make these claims? You just quoted a bunch of dates at me as though I should immediately understand their significance, and then said you were right. Can we acknowledge, at least, that this is not about Doomsdays or Armageddons? That there is no "End Time"? That, regardless of any academic interest in the understanding of Mayan time records and spirituality, there is only as much credence to their superstitions ad there is to modern Christianity? To the Shamanistic beliefs of South American tribes? To the Norse and Greek Pantheons?
I grow weary of this innate need in humans to see themselves annihilated. Let's focus instead on moving forward, shall we?
Quoting: ImportantQuestions 30776638 OR maybe there is a point to all that "sense less" "gibberish" our ancestors seemed to revere so much that it has still been found today? I think people seem to mix God with Religion. One is Everything, the other is a man made structure, that we innately know - is bound to collapse. Now if you believe that the Bible is a good source of historical evidence (figuring that out is your own journey) youd be able to see that man had a sharp decline in his avg. life span. Considerably so after the flood, which is backed by the findings of huge fossilised bugs in tree sap, which showed high levels of oxygen. More oxygen, more growth. Thats just one example. The deeper you get into ancient text studies, even on the surface, you can see the connecting of the dots. Its a mix of common intelligence and an Open Mind. Which is harder to come by than most would think. and no that doesnt mean 'dumbass religitard doomsuccubus sheep".
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