August Summer Rain
@augustsummerrain.bsky.social
Retired librarian, atheist, and old hippie.
Horror movie buff, Asian horror especially.
Owner of http://A-Horror.com
"Love is wise, hatred is foolish" -Bertrand Russell
Horror movie buff, Asian horror especially.
Owner of http://A-Horror.com
"Love is wise, hatred is foolish" -Bertrand Russell
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October 22, 2025 at 4:07 PM
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Pretty much what happened in Germany, but we have their history to look back on.
Remember in history class when we thought, "How could they have let this happen?"
Remember in history class when we thought, "How could they have let this happen?"
October 2, 2025 at 4:30 AM
Pretty much what happened in Germany, but we have their history to look back on.
Remember in history class when we thought, "How could they have let this happen?"
Remember in history class when we thought, "How could they have let this happen?"
Aprox 300 failed apocalyptic predictions, just in recorded history. (Partial list linked below)
ICYMI, the concept of the rapture is a non-biblical concept contrived by John Nelson Darby, an English member of the Plymouth Brethren, who systematically developed and popularized the idea in the 1830s.
ICYMI, the concept of the rapture is a non-biblical concept contrived by John Nelson Darby, an English member of the Plymouth Brethren, who systematically developed and popularized the idea in the 1830s.
List of dates predicted for apocalyptic events - Wikipedia
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September 23, 2025 at 4:35 PM
Aprox 300 failed apocalyptic predictions, just in recorded history. (Partial list linked below)
ICYMI, the concept of the rapture is a non-biblical concept contrived by John Nelson Darby, an English member of the Plymouth Brethren, who systematically developed and popularized the idea in the 1830s.
ICYMI, the concept of the rapture is a non-biblical concept contrived by John Nelson Darby, an English member of the Plymouth Brethren, who systematically developed and popularized the idea in the 1830s.
