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Sunday, March 30, 2014

OLL LEWIS: Yesterday's News Today

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 On this day in 1202 Joachim of Fiore died. Joachim was an Italian Christian mystic who conceived a theory that there were three ages: The Age of the Father (which covered all time up to the birth of Christ, in particular the Old Testament, characterised by Man's obedience to God's laws), the Age of the Son (which ran from Jesus' birth until about 1260ad) and the Age of the Holy Spirit (during which man would gain a greater understanding of God). Joachims followers held that the age of the holy spirit would be ushered in by the coming of a Pope from the Franciscan order and protestants using the 3 era theory at the time claimed that the 1260 date was a little off and the era of the holy spirit would be ushered in by a Pope that followed the teachings of St Francis some time around 2000AD give or take 20 years or so.

 And now the news:
  • Malagasy dismantles tortoise traffickers’ network ...
  • New Spider Species Bagged By Students On Field Cou...
  • Capture of Nile crocodile adds to Everglades invas...
  • Foraging bats can warn each other away from their ...
  • Being Gay Is Natural: Just Ask Bonobos (Op-Ed)
  • Austrian tourist killed by shark on 'world's deadl...
  • Endangered red wolf killed by gunshot wound
  • ‘Extinct’ deer found in Vietnam
  • Bees and the crops they pollinate are at risk from...

  • Climate Change Will Test Turtles’ Mettle-Sea turtl...

    •  Don't know about Joachim's 3 ages theory but...

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