Alleged Visions of Pope St. Pius X

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  • Dave WDave W Shipmate
    That says people will seek shelter for "fear of the Lord and for the glory of his majesty".

    So you think the glory of the Lord's majesty is the same thing as global thermonuclear war, do you?
  • Yes.
  • O for God's sake.
    :disappointed:

    We are all definitely being wound up...


  • Dave WDave W Shipmate
    That’s just fucking stupid.
  • Sounds like we shouldn't get near God, then!
    ;)
  • KarlLBKarlLB Shipmate
    Dave W wrote: »
    That’s just fucking stupid.

    I've been saying this for some time...
  • Dave WDave W Shipmate
    I mean, the whole thing is just patently absurd. Do you honestly think the response to a nuclear war will be characterized largely by people fleeing to caves? Where are all these fucking caves supposed to be? There are more than 300 million people in the US alone; I’m sure some preppers would manage to hunker down in their bolt-holes, but the vast majority wouldn’t have the remotest chance of doing anything of the sort.
  • Gee DGee D Shipmate
    Still nothing to do with slave labour camps.
  • Dave WDave W Shipmate
    No, slave labor camps was the stupid reading of Isaiah 3; I’m talking about nuclear war, the stupid reading of Isaiah 2.
  • orfeoorfeo Shipmate
    Dave W wrote: »
    undead_rat wrote: »
    Jonah preached destruction to Nineveh, they repented, and YHWH relented. Jonah was quite put out that the prophecy he had been given did not come true. It can happen, but doesn't look like it's going to in the present case.

    But why would you warn people two and a half millennia beforehand? That's just stupid.

    Every generation has a tendency to believe it's the most important generation that ever lived.

    I've seen commentary about how fundamentally self-centred it is when people believe they're living in the End Times (especially when people have been believing such things for literally centuries).

    There's also something really silly about deciding that 'fire' must mean nuclear war. As if there aren't any number of kinds of weapons or just destruction generally that involve heat. Not to mention that the planet itself is heating up.
  • Dave W wrote: »
    That says people will seek shelter for "fear of the Lord and for the glory of his majesty".

    So you think the glory of the Lord's majesty is the same thing as global thermonuclear war, do you?

    Yes
  • Martin54Martin54 Shipmate
    Martin54 wrote: »
    Martin54 wrote: »
    Yeah! And the dessert to follow?

    That has not yet been Revealed - but may have something to do with Olives...

    ISIS

    Get it?
  • Dave WDave W Shipmate
    edited February 9
    undead_rat wrote: »
    Dave W wrote: »
    That says people will seek shelter for "fear of the Lord and for the glory of his majesty".

    So you think the glory of the Lord's majesty is the same thing as global thermonuclear war, do you?

    Yes

    You already said that 3 days ago.
  • That's the closest thing to blasphemy I've seen on the SOF.
  • Glad that you liked it. . . .
  • Perhaps it's time for Isaiah 66:15-16

    For see how YHWH comes in fire,
    His chariots like the tempest,
    to assuage His anger with burning,
    His threats with the brilliant fire.
    For by fire will YHWH execute judgement,
    and by His sword against all mankind;
    the victims of YHWH will be many.
  • Sounds to me like a severe thunder and lightning storm, heavy on the lightning. And Isaiah might have interpreted whatever he saw (in his mind or outside himself) as the direct act of God, 'cause God causes stuff. And God must be very angry to do those things, and God is just--therefore, God must be doing those things as a just judgment and punishment.

    I doubt that God will destroy us. We might, however, do it to ourselves and to the planet.
  • undead_rat wrote: »
    Glad that you liked it. . . .

    Your flippancy becomes you even less than your blasphemy.
    undead_rat wrote: »
    Perhaps it's time for Isaiah 66:15-16

    No. Perhaps it's time for you to go, and get a life.
  • Martin54Martin54 Shipmate
    He's too old for that. This is end game.
  • Maybe not quite yet...
  • My brother told me that, if I could get up off of the floor without using my hands or arms, then I had another ten years. I passed the test, so don't get your hopes up.
  • So why the concern about the end of the world? It may outlive you.
  • just a hobby
  • Bishops FingerBishops Finger Shipmate
    edited February 9
    Get a life. It will be more rewarding than churning out tosh.
  • orfeoorfeo Shipmate
    undead_rat wrote: »
    just a hobby

    The hobbies you get up to on your own time are your own business. The question is why you feel the need to constantly tell everyone here about your hobby.
  • No one has to listen if they find the subject boring. I believe that having a heads up on the 21st century occurrence of Judgement Day has some value.
  • Even in Hell, there has to be something to discuss. Otherwise, get a blog.
  • orfeoorfeo Shipmate
    undead_rat wrote: »
    No one has to listen if they find the subject boring.

    This is a bit like saying that no-one has to open the door when they hear a knock and suspect it might be the Jehovah's Witnesses, a political candidate or a vacuum cleaner salesman.

  • Hmm... something to discuss... do undead rats smell as bad as dead ones? I ask because we walked into the kitchen this morning to a smell somewhere between a gas leak and sage and onion stuffing, which turned out to be a plump rodent that had succumbed to the contents of the bait boxes by the boiler and was emitting what I can only guess was methanethiol.
  • I must pray for my deceased brethren.

    (Actually, the undead smell a lot worse!)
  • LOL. :)
  • Martin54Martin54 Shipmate
    edited February 10
    Hmm... something to discuss... do undead rats smell as bad as dead ones? I ask because we walked into the kitchen this morning to a smell somewhere between a gas leak and sage and onion stuffing, which turned out to be a plump rodent that had succumbed to the contents of the bait boxes by the boiler and was emitting what I can only guess was methanethiol.

    I electrocute the sonsabitches. They don't have time to ferment. Hey undead. Can I tempt you with cheese and peanut butter on aloominum?
  • Bishops FingerBishops Finger Shipmate
    edited February 10
    Mmm...Cheese and Peanut Butter...you can tempt me - but please to leave out the aloominum (and the associated wiring, presumably).

    Meanwhile, has anyone seen any good Visions lately?

    No?

    O well. Back to my sossidge sanwidge, then...
  • DafydDafyd Shipmate
    Meanwhile, has anyone seen any good Visions lately?
    I've just been watching WandaVision on Disney.

  • Would you care to share it with us? The World needs to know...
    :grimace:
  • Mmm...Cheese and Peanut Butter...you can tempt me - but please to leave out the aloominum (and the associated wiring, presumably).

    Meanwhile, has anyone seen any good Visions lately?

    No?

    O well. Back to my sossidge sanwidge, then...

    Sanwidge? SANWIDGE? Bleedin' SANWIDGE?!

    SaMwidge.
  • Gee DGee D Shipmate
    edited February 11
    There's a Catholic school for boys in a suburb between here and the city, dedicated dedicated to Pius X. A mate went there in the late 50's/early 60's and describes the treatment of the boys as being particularly sadistic. His comment was that the dedication should have been to Pius X the Flagellator. I'd be very surprised indeed were there to have been no change in treatment since.
  • 5 of my cousins attended there between 1960 and 1979. The older ones would have concurred with that description. However there are almost no Christian Brothers left and in the last 20 years the school has been lay lead and things have changed, thank God
  • Gee DGee D Shipmate
    Good news. My mate said that the general conduct was nearly as bad as some individual brothers at Joies, where he went to high school
  • Mmm...Cheese and Peanut Butter...you can tempt me - but please to leave out the aloominum (and the associated wiring, presumably).

    Meanwhile, has anyone seen any good Visions lately?

    No?

    O well. Back to my sossidge sanwidge, then...

    OK, I'll leave out the small portion of curried potato, but they love it!
  • Bishops FingerBishops Finger Shipmate
    edited February 11
    Martin54 wrote: »
    Mmm...Cheese and Peanut Butter...you can tempt me - but please to leave out the aloominum (and the associated wiring, presumably).

    Meanwhile, has anyone seen any good Visions lately?

    No?

    O well. Back to my sossidge sanwidge, then...

    Sanwidge? SANWIDGE? Bleedin' SANWIDGE?!

    SaMwidge.

    *BF hangs head in shame*

    Quite right. Umble Apollo Gees.
  • I should fink so.
  • Bishops FingerBishops Finger Shipmate
    edited February 12
    *twists cap in hands*

    Yus, Guv'ner. Won't appen no more, Guv'ner...
    ION, the Pope is planning to visit Iraq to act as a peacemaker between Sunni and Shiite Muslims (see separate thread and linky in Purgatory).

    What do you @undead_rat make of this? Are there any *visions* which speak of such an event? And to what might it lead (part from GNW, that is)?
  • Yes - in the interests of clarity, I've just posted a question to undead_rat on that very thread.
    :wink:
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