Does Terrorist Fit Description Of An Anti-Christ?
The rise of Arab terrorists eerily fits the description of reputed seers who have been warning of evil personages. We’re not saying we accept everything such seers have said nor even that we can judge their final legitimacy (we’ll let the Church do that), and we’ll hold back from declaring anyone evil. Many terrorists are misguided religious fanatics who believe that death should be dealt to those who threaten their culture. In the case of Osama Bib Laden, we can pass no real judgment. God does that. But anyone who taps into death taps into a spirit of anti-christ. Thus, we find it interesting that when an Irish seer saw an image of the anti-christ, he was a man 45 to 50 years old, with very piercing eyes but nothing especially horrific about his physical visage. “I heard the echo, ‘anti-christ, anti-christ,'” she said in The Final Hour (page 296). “He’s not Irish or English. He struck me as foreign. His skin was darker but he didn’t have squinty eyes. There are many anti-christs and t
