An interesting user indeed.
As far as I'm aware, I haven't seen anything on the news about the armies of the world marveling and following him into the valley of Armageddon. However, it is important to remember that the antichrist, just like Christ, will be very much a real, living human. It is hard to deny the evidence that we are indeed living in the described "end times".
Christ was first and foremost a teacher, and he did so by his words. If there is one single conclusion to be gained from Eht Namuh, it is that there is nothing more magical or influential on our objective reality than words. Through words, Jesus Christ was able to change humanity forever. There is no doubt that the words and actions of one man can permanently alter the course of history. Historians almost universally agree that Christ was a real flesh and blood person. The antichrist will be the same.
Take from this what you will, but there is indeed a very high chance that he is amongst us. Ancient prophecy gives "shoes" to fill and illuminates a path to follow.
Take from this what you will, but whether it is him or not, the reality is that the antichrist very well may be here on earth. If he can follow the prophecy, then that quantifies as fulfilling it. The same goes for his foil.
Causality has placed us in these trying times for a reason, and has led you to this site for a reason, too. Nothing is meaningless, in fact the very opposite. Through words and words alone does humanity continue to evolve. Words are the cause of peace, and the cause of war.
"The Elohim,. in short, must either incarnate the Messiah in person, or visibly 'take over' a pre-existing human being. He must be no self-deluded megalomaniac, but manifestly their sanctioned vehicle. He must appear in Palestine, sport a beard and long hair, wear flowing robes, speak Aramaic and Hebrew and set up his headquarters in Jerusalem. The Terrans will permit nothing less. In accordance with long tradition - though not with likely historical fact - he must even be white-skinned. As a result, he will be seen either as a living blasphemy or as the Messiah in person - just as, in his day, Jesus himself was.
It is even possible - just possible - that he will actually be the Messiah. Perhaps it is in reality his advent that the biblical prophets always dimly glimpsed. True, it is always challenging to face the actualization of your ideals. It is almost as if ideals were really re- served for 'up there', not 'down here'. Certainly this fundamental clash was something that Jesus's own contemporaries found par-ticularly hard to stomach - and especially the more religious of them.
So that if, in case of the Elohim, the unedifying experience is re- peated, it will be no surprise.
But there are other Messianic traditions, too, and all of them will need to be satisfied if the initiative's effects are to be as uni- versal as they will need to be. The new overlord will need, for example, to embody the long-awaited Buddha Maitreya and the traditions associated with him. Nor should the venerable traditions
of Hinduism - perhaps the most ancient high religion in the world - be ignored. He will need to be the very incarnation of Kalki, the
last and greatest of the avatars of Vishnu."
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