According to the Bible, several conditions must be met before Armageddon:

• Israel has to be (re)established as a state and occupy the rest of its biblical lands
• The third temple has to be rebuilt in Jerusalem on the site now occupied by Muslim mosques
• Israel has to be attacked by other nations

During the same period of time, other things predicted by the same Bible must happen, such as the invasion of Iraq (which already occurred).

These will trigger the seven years of Tribulation, which will also contain the World War III, the Armageddon, famine, a worldwide earthquake and so on. The Tribulation will start with what is known as the Rapture: millions of true believers will simultaneously vanish to God all over the Earth. Continue reading »

A typical encounter with a Western European: “Hi sir, could you please tell me how can I find this place?“. “Oh yeah, take the first right, then … which country are you from?“. “I’m Romanian“. The guy is looking confused at my blond hair and very white skin: “Oh, so you’re Gypsy! I thought you people must be darker?“. “No sir, not at all, Romanians and Gypsies are different races! And it’s generally very offending to a Romanian to be taken for a Gypsy! That’s because of their lifestyle and what many Gypsies are known for.”

A huge misconception in rich western countries is Romanians are essentially Gypsies. Even Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins propagate this disgraceful tabloid in their Left Behind series of novels: when someone asks about Romania, the country Nicolae Carpathia - the Robert Redford look-alike Antichrist imagined by the authors - came from, he says: “I thought Romanians must be darker“. Continue reading »

Left Behind is a very popular series of novels - especially among Protestant Christians - based on Bible’s prophecies, co-authored by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins. Hidden under the category of fiction, Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins just found a brilliant way to pass their religious messages to the masses. Not just the authors, but possibly most of their millions of readers, believe that about half of Bible’s prophecies already became reality, and what’s to come can easily follow one of the not-so-fictional scenarios described by these books. Christian or not, it’s hard to not enjoy their writing, with lots of adventures and conspiracy theories. Continue reading »