Polls: Do you believe in the 2012 possible big catastrophe?

Question by Victor W: Polls: Do you believe in the 2012 possible big catastrophe?
http://www.free-minds.org/articles/history/2012.htm

Disclaimer: This article represents the personal view of the author and is being shared with readers for the sake of stimulating thought.

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While watching a recent History channel documentary (part-1, part-2) regarding the Mayan calendar and its end date of December 21st 2012, I could not help but draw parallels with certain prophetic pronouncements contained within the Qur’an of things yet to come.

Mayan Calendar

The Mayan’s of South America were perhaps one of the most advanced civilizations when it came to astronomy and the mapping of the celestial movement of the stars and our planet. In-fact, the Mayan calendar is so accurate that it has been able to predict lunar and solar eclipses thousands of years in advance based on a complex interlocking system involving lunar-solar-and star movements.



Interestingly enough, the Mayan calendar comes to an end on December 21st 2012 (the day of winter solstice). Now, while some people are speculating that this may mark the end of the world, others are speculating more reasonably that it will mark the end of the current sun-earth-galaxy synchronization and that a new synchronization will begin.

I find this second interpretation to be more logical, especially when we consider that God has told us that our sun is not stationary, but is constantly moving towards a determined point and is by default taking us with it:

36:38 And the sun runs to a specific destination, such is the design of the Noble, the Knowledgeable.

Read more on the provided link above.





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