Nostradamus is right - the Cross will be driven out of Europe?

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The Christian population in Europe is shrinking. Muslims are getting more numerous. With their declining birth rate, it's just a matter of time Christianity will be wiped off of Europe. It's just like the Borg population taking over the Earth, where everyone will be assimilated and become a Borg. America is the only land that matters. It's the last land of Christianity, and the Promised Land. I really admire the foresight Nostradamus had. What do you think? The best answer gets 10 points.
Nostradamus correctly predicted 9-11.
 
Nostradamus has yet to be right about anything. The one prediction he made that was not so vague half of history could meet it failed completely. Specifically a prediction regarding July 1999.

If you are impressed with such a miserable failure then try reading the prophecies of the Bible, they will blow you way since everyone has come true and can be shown true.

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As to the decline of Christianity. The bible predicted that would come in the end days and would be world wide not just Europe. And America is not the "promised land" it is not even mentioned in the bible because it becomes irrelevent to world events in the end (as it is now) if not destroyed.
 
Nostradamus has yet to be right about anything. The one prediction he made that was not so vague half of history could meet it failed completely. Specifically a prediction regarding July 1999.

If you are impressed with such a miserable failure then try reading the prophecies of the Bible, they will blow you way since everyone has come true and can be shown true.

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As to the decline of Christianity. The bible predicted that would come in the end days and would be world wide not just Europe. And America is not the "promised land" it is not even mentioned in the bible because it becomes irrelevent to world events in the end (as it is now) if not destroyed.
 
Well, America has lost it's right to be called the land of Christianity. Christianity in the United States is not the dominante religion. And Christianity has nothing to do with birth rate. If someone's parents are christians that doesn't mean they're a christian too. And the Promised Land is in the Middle East around Israel (or theres about)
 
Nostradamus' predictions were to vague to be meaningful ever. Any of his predictions can be applied to numerous things.

These are the predictions he actually wrote. Most of the 'predictions' attributed to Nostradamus weren't even from him, someone just made them up AFTER the event happened.
 
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