Marc, pretty well all you say agrees with my own interpretation. After the 25 years or so of peace, The final anti-christ, the man of sin, comes on the scene.. 3 Let no man deceive you by any means: for unless there come a revolt first, and the man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition 4 Who opposeth and is lifted up above all that is called God or that is worshipped, so that he sitteth in the temple of God, shewing himself as if he were God. Philip. ----- Original Message ----- From: marc-veilleux@xxxxxxxxxxxx To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2007 6:18 AM Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Fw: Bulletin on Russian Orthodox Patriarch and Evolution from Hugh Philip, I believe that Russia is being prepared by the Holy Spirit for its conversion to catholicism. It will convert after the consecration of Russia is done as requested by God through the Virgin Mary. I believe that Russia will be (soon) the instrument that God will use to chastise the Church and the World. But after the consecration will be done according to God's demand, I believe there will be a time of peace (perhaps around 25 years) in which the Great (Catholic) Monarch will rule over the world. Marc V. ----- Message d'origine ----- De : philip madsen À : geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Envoyé : 1 février 2007 22:43 Objet : [geocentrism] Re: Fw: Bulletin on Russian Orthodox Patriarch and Evolution from Hugh And Marc, it is just one more piece of the puzzle put in place for the final chapter of Fatima, wherein Russia starting the tribulation, in the end, will be the instrument of the defeat of US imperialism/materialism, Islamism, and international communism, all arms of the antchristian Jews, those who are called Jews but are not. Still waiting for the consecration of Russia of course, which seems not likely now till the tribulation is well and truly in full swing, wiping out entire nations...Thats when Russia changes sides...Other prophecies indicate a true Christian revolution in the USA as well. Why soon? well we are now with the second last Pope of Rome, before Petrus Romanus, St. Malachy, and Lucia died on February 13, 2005 and requested her burial be delayed 12 months thence. So look for a major event world wide from February 2006. Plenty to chose from.. Philip # Remember after Petrus Romanus the See returns to Jerusalem... no more Popes of Rome... Maybe no more Rome, or Paris or.... ----- Original Message ----- From: marc-veilleux@xxxxxxxxxxxx To: Geocentric Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 12:57 PM Subject: [geocentrism] Fw: Bulletin on Russian Orthodox Patriarch and Evolution from Hugh Wow! That's good news! M.V. ----- Message d'origine ----- De : dominique tassot À : Pieter Huys ; Agostino Sanfratello ; CL ; Christophe Beaublat ; Claude Mahy ; Berthelot Philippe ; librejournal@xxxxxxx ; Archawski Irène ; Antoine Chataignon ; Philippe du Chalard ; Philipot Jean-Claude ; bdsr.mathieu ; Bernard ROULLET ; Daniel Hamiche ; DURANT ; Escada Alain ; François Xavier Géneville ; Gilbert Callet ; raphael ; Jeanne Smits ; Lindemann Wolfgang ; Marc Veilleux ; Michel de Poncins ; Neuvy André ; dominicains-avrille@xxxxxxxxxx ; Puts Jean Paul ; Timmerman Claude ; UNEC ; Abbé Philippe Toulza Envoyé : 1 février 2007 17:51 Objet : Fw: Bulletin on Russian Orthodox Patriarch and Evolution from Hugh Pour information.... ----- Original Message ----- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://directionstoorthodoxy.org/mod/news/view.php?article_id=278 Russian Orthodox patriarch blasts teaching Darwin in schools MOSCOW, January 29 (RIA Novosti) - Imposing on schoolchildren the theory that humans descended from apes is unacceptable, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church said Monday. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the church has campaigned for the right to teach the basics of the Orthodox faith in public schools as a challenge to Darwin's theory of evolution, which was official dogma in Soviet times. The issue has had particular resonance after schoolgirl Mariya Shraiber and her father filed a lawsuit demanding that Darwinism be stripped of its dominant position in the Russian school curriculum, calling its teaching to the exclusion of other theories a gross violation of the freedom of choice. "Teaching the biblical theory of the world's creation will not harm students. If people choose to believe that they descended from apes, let them, but without imposing their opinions on others," Patriarch Alexy II of Moscow and All Russia told an educational conference in the Kremlin, which was attended by government and military officials, public and cultural figures and spiritual leaders from Russia and former Soviet republics. Alexy II said it was important not only to respect the rights of minorities, but those of the Orthodox majority as well, whose share the Church put at 90% of the total population throughout Russia, and whose children "should know the basics of their religion." "If introduced, the subject will not be in breach of the principle of secularism fixed in the Constitution," he said, adding that teaching the basics of Orthodoxy would prevent the ideas of nationalism and extremism from taking root at school. The calls by Orthodox leaders for a course on the history of Christianity, whether optional or mandatory, to be included in school curriculums has met with opposition from leaders of other faiths practiced in Russia, who say a course on the history of all religions should be introduced. Advocates of a secular society have protested the introduction of such a course in schools at all, saying that even if students were interested and it was introduced, it would have to be taught by secular professors and be optional rather than mandatory. ► Darwinism’s strict settlement imposed on school must give way to the student’s right to choose a scientific worldview, a representative of the Russian Orthodox Church say Moscow, January 30, Interfax - The vice-chairman of the Department for External Church Relations of the Moscow Patriarchate Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin supported children’s and their parents’ right to choose what interpretation of the origin of man and life on Earth to study in school. ‘Until now there has been the monopoly and strict settlement of Darwinism, which, though but a hypothesis, a theory of the origin of man and world, is presented today as an indisputable scientific truth,’ Fr. Vsevolod told the Ekho Moskvy radio broadcasting in his interview. Many scientists think that in Darwin’s theory ‘there is pretty much strained argumentation’, and archaeological facts, which had been presented as ‘something unquestionable’ in Soviet textbooks are in reality ‘very much fragmentary’ and ‘can never provide a solid basis to prove that a biological species may evolve into another one.’ ‘In any event, this theory has little evidence. So, insisting that it is a proven scientific truth is at least imprudent,’ the Moscow Patriarchate’s representative said, having also mentioned that Darwin’s theory had much ideology in it. The schoolchildren and their parents should ‘enjoy their right to have their worldview taught in schools,’ he said. It was a part of the international law that the school curriculum must be in keeping with the concrete family’s worldview, Fr. Vsevolod noted. Russian Orthodox patriarch blasts teaching Darwin in schools MOSCOW, January 29 (RIA Novosti) - Imposing on schoolchildren the theory that humans descended from apes is unacceptable, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church said Monday. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the church has campaigned for the right to teach the basics of the Orthodox faith in public schools as a challenge to Darwin's theory of evolution, which was official dogma in Soviet times. The issue has had particular resonance after schoolgirl Mariya Shraiber and her father filed a lawsuit demanding that Darwinism be stripped of its dominant position in the Russian school curriculum, calling its teaching to the exclusion of other theories a gross violation of the freedom of choice. "Teaching the biblical theory of the world's creation will not harm students. If people choose to believe that they descended from apes, let them, but without imposing their opinions on others," Patriarch Alexy II of Moscow and All Russia told an educational conference in the Kremlin, which was attended by government and military officials, public and cultural figures and spiritual leaders from Russia and former Soviet republics. Alexy II said it was important not only to respect the rights of minorities, but those of the Orthodox majority as well, whose share the Church put at 90% of the total population throughout Russia, and whose children "should know the basics of their religion." "If introduced, the subject will not be in breach of the principle of secularism fixed in the Constitution," he said, adding that teaching the basics of Orthodoxy would prevent the ideas of nationalism and extremism from taking root at school. The calls by Orthodox leaders for a course on the history of Christianity, whether optional or mandatory, to be included in school curriculums has met with opposition from leaders of other faiths practiced in Russia, who say a course on the history of all religions should be introduced. Advocates of a secular society have protested the introduction of such a course in schools at all, saying that even if students were interested and it was introduced, it would have to be taught by secular professors and be optional rather than mandatory. ► Darwinism’s strict settlement imposed on school must give way to the student’s right to choose a scientific worldview, a representative of the Russian Orthodox Church say Moscow, January 30, Interfax - The vice-chairman of the Department for External Church Relations of the Moscow Patriarchate Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin supported children’s and their parents’ right to choose what interpretation of the origin of man and life on Earth to study in school. ‘Until now there has been the monopoly and strict settlement of Darwinism, which, though but a hypothesis, a theory of the origin of man and world, is presented today as an indisputable scientific truth,’ Fr. Vsevolod told the Ekho Moskvy radio broadcasting in his interview. Many scientists think that in Darwin’s theory ‘there is pretty much strained argumentation’, and archaeological facts, which had been presented as ‘something unquestionable’ in Soviet textbooks are in reality ‘very much fragmentary’ and ‘can never provide a solid basis to prove that a biological species may evolve into another one.’ ‘In any event, this theory has little evidence. So, insisting that it is a proven scientific truth is at least imprudent,’ the Moscow Patriarchate’s representative said, having also mentioned that Darwin’s theory had much ideology in it. The schoolchildren and their parents should ‘enjoy their right to have their worldview taught in schools,’ he said. It was a part of the international law that the school curriculum must be in keeping with the concrete family’s worldview, Fr. Vsevolod noted. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Orange vous informe que cet e-mail a été contrôlé par l'anti-virus mail. 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