Will the apocalypse happen?

[The Federation of Kendor]

Hello. I'm making this thread because today is Friday the 13, as well as the 100 year anniversary of the Miracle of the Sun in Fatima, Portugal. I believe in the event, as a Catholic. It's said that there are three visions given to Sister Lucia, and the third is said to be about an apocalypse. Now, this could come true, given the flyby of an asteroid near Earth, as well as the risk of the eruption in a volcano in Canary Island, which will cause a massive tsunami that will be more devastating than the 2004 one, and will destroy the East Coast of the US due to it's size.

In my opinion, I don't know if it will happen. However, I'm afraid that the latter have more chance to happen than the former, as well as the potential apocalypse in general. Unfortunately, we will have to wait.

So, what is your opinion?

[United Massachusetts]

As a Catholic, I'm telling you--nope.

Lol: That was my 666th post

[Vassenor]

Hello. I'm making this thread because today is Friday the 13, as well as the 100 year anniversary of the Miracle of the Sun in Fatima, Portugal. I believe in the event, as a Catholic. It's said that there are three visions given to Sister Lucia, and the third is said to be about an apocalypse. Now, this could come true, given the flyby of an asteroid near Earth, as well as the risk of the eruption in a volcano in Canary Island, which will cause a massive tsunami that will be more devastating than the 2004 one, and will destroy the East Coast of the US due to it's size.

In my opinion, I don't know if it will happen. However, I'm afraid that the latter have more chance to happen than the former, as well as the potential apocalypse in general. Unfortunately, we will have to wait.

So, what is your opinion?

Isn't the CI tsunami model based on a number of Worst-Case hypotheses, as admitted by the researchers themselves?

[Internationalist Bastard]

Don't think I'll be able to use that as an excuse to not go to work

[Stellar Colonies]

Yes.

But not for a billion years (If you count it as Earth being rendered uninhabitable) or seven billion (If you count it as Earth being destroyed).

[Valrifell]

Considering there's only really been one major regression in human civilization and society, I'd say it's really not all that likely.

[Nouveau Yathrib]

Considering there's only really been one major regression in human civilization and society, I'd say it's really not all that likely.

u wot m8

Shouldn't the collapse of the Roman Empire and the Black Death count as two for Western civilization alone?

But to answer the OP, probably not how you're imagining it.

[Godular]

That baloney? No.

But the world will end, many millions of years in the future, as the Sun's increasing brightness eventually renders the world uninhabitable, and moreso some four billion years in the future, when the Sun's twilight causes it to expand and swallow up the Earth like Cronus taking baby-back ribs a little too literally.

I wonder if on that day, there'll be some twit on a starship that points and says 'See? SEE?!'

[The Federation of Kendor]

That baloney? No.

But the world will end, many millions of years in the future, as the Sun's increasing brightness eventually renders the world uninhabitable, and moreso some four billion years in the future, when the Sun's twilight causes it to expand and swallow up the Earth like Cronus taking baby-back ribs a little too literally.

I wonder if on that day, there'll be some twit on a starship that points and says 'See? SEE?!'

So you call religion nonsense, and that the Miracle of the Sun is explainable by the science. And also that the visions about the WWII and that assassination attempt of a pope were coincidences

[Lancaster of Wessex]

Hello. I'm making this thread because today is Friday the 13, as well as the 100 year anniversary of the Miracle of the Sun in Fatima, Portugal. I believe in the event, as a Catholic. It's said that there are three visions given to Sister Lucia, and the third is said to be about an apocalypse. Now, this could come true, given the flyby of an asteroid near Earth, as well as the risk of the eruption in a volcano in Canary Island, which will cause a massive tsunami that will be more devastating than the 2004 one, and will destroy the East Coast of the US due to it's size.

In my opinion, I don't know if it will happen. However, I'm afraid that the latter have more chance to happen than the former, as well as the potential apocalypse in general. Unfortunately, we will have to wait.

So, what is your opinion?

Will the Apocalypse happen on Friday the 13th of October, 2017? God knows. Literally. But chances of it happening because it's Friday the 13th of October, 2017...highly unlikely.

And I thought the Vatican denied the apocalyptic nature of the 3rd Secret of Fatima, although Ratzinger hinted at it being as such apparently at a prior time. *shrug*

[Internationalist Bastard]

That baloney? No.

But the world will end, many millions of years in the future, as the Sun's increasing brightness eventually renders the world uninhabitable, and moreso some four billion years in the future, when the Sun's twilight causes it to expand and swallow up the Earth like Cronus taking baby-back ribs a little too literally.

I wonder if on that day, there'll be some twit on a starship that points and says 'See? SEE?!'

"The bible clearly says the prophesied end of days would be the heat death of the universe"

[Ifreann]

There are a wide variety of things that could bring about the end of human life on Earth and on a long enough timescale at least one of them will certainly happen. I wouldn't count on Jesus showing up to sort the righteous from the wicked, though.

[Major-Tom]

There are a wide variety of things that could bring about the end of human life on Earth and on a long enough timescale at least one of them will certainly happen. I wouldn't count on Jesus showing up to sort the righteous from the wicked, though.

If beer stopped flowing, it's over for Ireland, that much is for sure.

[Internationalist Bastard]

That baloney? No.

But the world will end, many millions of years in the future, as the Sun's increasing brightness eventually renders the world uninhabitable, and moreso some four billion years in the future, when the Sun's twilight causes it to expand and swallow up the Earth like Cronus taking baby-back ribs a little too literally.

I wonder if on that day, there'll be some twit on a starship that points and says 'See? SEE?!'

So you call religion nonsense, and that the Miracle of the Sun is explainable by the science. And also that the visions about the WWII and that assassination attempt of a pope were coincidences

I saying religion is all bullshit, I'm saying your prophet said only God would know. I don't trust random guys linking random shit together to claim it's the end of days

[Godular]

There are a wide variety of things that could bring about the end of human life on Earth and on a long enough timescale at least one of them will certainly happen. I wouldn't count on Jesus showing up to sort the righteous from the wicked, though.

You know, I just had a mental image of some tentacled alien professing to be the rebirth of Christ.

"Blurghl pfft squirg J-HAYZUSS blat poot."

[Internationalist Bastard]

There are a wide variety of things that could bring about the end of human life on Earth and on a long enough timescale at least one of them will certainly happen. I wouldn't count on Jesus showing up to sort the righteous from the wicked, though.

You know, I just had a mental image of some tentacled alien professing to be the rebirth of Christ.

"Blurghl pfft squirg J-HAYZUSS blat poot."

Now that's a cult I'd join

[The Portland Territory]

If you can define "The World" as Society, then I honestly believe it already ended.

As for an apocalypse, I'' take the agnostic approach and say I dont know if it will, and dont know if it wont. God has said it will, but in our lifetimes, who knows?

[Godular]

That baloney? No.

But the world will end, many millions of years in the future, as the Sun's increasing brightness eventually renders the world uninhabitable, and moreso some four billion years in the future, when the Sun's twilight causes it to expand and swallow up the Earth like Cronus taking baby-back ribs a little too literally.

I wonder if on that day, there'll be some twit on a starship that points and says 'See? SEE?!'

So you call religion nonsense

Yep.

and that the Miracle of the Sun is explainable by the science.

Not that sufficient shits are given, but I wonder what this thingie you speak of is.

And also that the visions about the WWII and that assassination attempt of a pope were coincidences

*four and a half billion years from now*

'See? SEE?!'

[Internationalist Bastard]

If you can define "The World" as Society, then I honestly believe it already ended.

As for an apocalypse, I'' take the agnostic approach and say I dont know if it will, and dont know if it wont. God has said it will, but in our lifetimes, who knows?

Societies still working. Not well, but working

[Internationalist Bastard]

So you call religion nonsense

Yep.

and that the Miracle of the Sun is explainable by the science.

Not that sufficient shits are given, but I wonder what this thingie you speak of is.

And also that the visions about the WWII and that assassination attempt of a pope were coincidences

*four and a half billion years from now*

'See? SEE?!'

I think a bunch of people saw Mary

[The Portland Territory]

If you can define "The World" as Society, then I honestly believe it already ended.

As for an apocalypse, I'' take the agnostic approach and say I dont know if it will, and dont know if it wont. God has said it will, but in our lifetimes, who knows?

Societies still working. Not well, but working

Society is made up of people who are united under a single, solid cause and work together to help each other out

With the degradation of morals, huge political rifts, and racial tensions, what in the hell is the West united by? "Democracy"? Fuck, no one really is united on that topic either because of different approaches to how democracy should be run (see EU)

[The Portland Territory]

Yep.



Not that sufficient shits are given, but I wonder what this thingie you speak of is.



*four and a half billion years from now*

'See? SEE?!'

I think a bunch of people saw Mary

In Portugal, correct.

[The Federation of Kendor]

So you call religion nonsense

Yep.

and that the Miracle of the Sun is explainable by the science.

Not that sufficient shits are given, but I wonder what this thingie you speak of is.

And also that the visions about the WWII and that assassination attempt of a pope were coincidences

*four and a half billion years from now*

'See? SEE?!'

So there are no Gods, people must be atheist, everything is explainable by science, people, and nation (such as Indonesia) believing in religion must be crazy to believe it, and that religious school equals to indoctrinating people in false belief

[Internationalist Bastard]

Societies still working. Not well, but working

Society is made up of people who are united under a single, solid cause and work together to help each other out

With the degradation of morals, huge political rifts, and racial tensions, what in the hell is the West united by? "Democracy"? Fuck, no one really is united on that topic either because of different approaches to how democracy should be run (see EU)

Eh, we haven't devolved into civil war yet, we're good

[Internationalist Bastard]

Yep.



Not that sufficient shits are given, but I wonder what this thingie you speak of is.



*four and a half billion years from now*

'See? SEE?!'

So there are no Gods, people must be atheist, everything is explainable by science, people, and nation (such as Indonesia) believing in religion must be crazy to believe it, and that religious school equals to indoctrinating people in false belief

Yes, ignore my argument using your own religion to disprove your point, make an theism rant