The Two Towers
<snip> We will wait and see.
You keep using this phrase. I do not think it means what you think it means. You can "wait and see" by all means, but you are wasting your life chasing a false belief in a "medium" (something forbidden by your holy book). Whatever act Ka Apaz is putting on, it's not any holy spirit talking to you (singular or plural, it's immaterial). The Olympic Games will go ahead as planned and WWIII will not start in the next few days, if at all.
I hope you will reconsider your belief and see the light when the prophecies happen. The Holy Spirit said in 1986, pray fervently and wholeheartedly for the return [to God] of our fellowmen.
But later, you say that those who believe in God will be killed, so it's better for survival not to believe. Hmm, what a puzzle.
Two-thirds of mankind will die and only one-third will remain. Not all this two-thirds will die in the nuclear holocaust.
Once again, I really don't think you understand the destructive power and the long term effects of a nuclear war such as you are prophesying. If there was a global nuclear bombardment, using the majority of the world's stockpiled weapons, a great deal more than two thirds of the population would die, both in the initial blasts and then in the days and weeks following from radiation, burns, and waterborne disease.
There would be no distinction between the conquerors and the conquered; the vast majority of the world's landmass would be reduced to uninhabitable rubble. Your utopian vision of empty towns where the survivors could just move into empty houses, and where there would still be all the advantages of civilisation such as government, education, electricity, gas, clean water, shops and zoos and so on is just laughably naive. Look at the pictures of Hiroshima or Nagasaki immediately after the atomic bombs and multiply that across the whole world, then be aware that today's weapons are many times more powerful than the relatively small and inefficient bombs dropped on those two cities.
The very few survivors won't be moving into empty, untouched towns with all amenities, they'll be dying a slow painful death from radiation sickness, burns, and then infectious disease spread by lack of clean water and sanitation. There won't be a conquering army spreading atheism through the world; this is just your apocalyptic fantasy. It won't matter who began the aggression, the entire world would be equally affected.
The survivors will still be interrogated by the conquerors. If they are old and disabled, they die.
Oh dear, that's me due to die then, being stuck in a wheelchair.
If they say that they believe in God, they die.
But wait, I don't believe in any god, so I'll be spared. Which is it to be - spared for being a lifelong atheist, or executed because I can't walk?
Instead of waiting fearfully to see what happens on Wednesday with your doors and windows taped up, wasting your life worrying about something which will not happen, why not come out into the real world and start living?
It is desperately sad to think of someone huddled behind duct tape and draught excluders, promoting and expecting the end of the world, waiting and hoping for the extinction of civilisation.
We are, as individuals, here for such a relatively short time; we should concentrate on making the most of what we have and making a positive difference to the world.
