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Profits made, prophets ignored.
My aim is to give a voice to the silent people, to show the hidden lights behind the curtain of the great game, the small worlds ignored by the media and the prophets of a global conflict.
Zechariah foresees a light coming from the east, and we are turned at this juncture to a new destination, with sibyls and prophets who will lead us on a parade.
How long shall they kill our prophets while we stand aside and look?
Then, they said, "Do you believe that God speaks to us through his righteous prophets?"
And what do you mean by prophets?
Like, could the prophets be women?"
Consider this: like the prophets, all the superheroes are missing parents.
And all of them, just like the prophets who get their message from God through Gabriel, get their message from above.
I mention this because there are prophets today who claim that technology will fundamentally alter the human condition and perhaps even transform the human species.
Then when confronted by two men who he is obviously afraid of, the two prophets tell him "Tell your master that we are here!".
The only part they got correct was there was two prophets.
There was a bit (but precious little) of good acting, primarily by the two prophets and Rostenberg, who only appeared once and had no lines.
space based science fiction, elements of fantasy (The Prophets and Sisko as The Emmissary), political intrigue and of course, lots of action.
It's unfortunate that no feature length movies have been made because I, for one, would love to know what Sisko learned while moving among the prophets after falling into the fire cave (Final Episode).
LAND OF THE COLLEGE PROPHETS is bad.
All of these historical prophets – whether heralding the realization of the Absolute Idea or the dictatorship of the proletariat – proved to be miserably wrong.
It may sound archaic in high-tech politics of the new millennium, but the ability to deflate the ideological boasts of nationalist prophets by old-fashioned and straightforward opposition is the key to change.
However, as leading oil historian Dan Yergin points out, prophets of doom have declared that the world is running out of oil at least four times already.
For, even if the calamities predicted by the prophets of doom are the most likely scenario, why are they a greater threat to the West than they are to regional powers like India, China, Russia, and Iran (for which the Sunni Taliban are a dangerous ideological challenge).
These prophets were, of course, neither the first nor the last of their species.
Most important, prophets of doom should have to answer for their predictions – or at least forfeit a bottle of champagne – and those who promote their nonsense should be held accountable for their irresponsible behavior.
Such a strategic reconsideration is probably most necessary for those in the Bush administration (and a few elsewhere), who until recently have been prophets of imminent danger.
Military approaches alone will not work, because the root of the problem is the vulnerability of poor, hungry people to the prophets of hate.
The prophets of supra-national multiculturalism thus reject a federal democracy.
MacKay gave examples, over the centuries, of social epidemics involving belief in alchemists, prophets of Judgment Day, fortune tellers, astrologers, physicians employing magnets, witch hunters, and crusaders.
All the same, I still fear that improvements in productivity will turn out to be lower than the prophets of the New Economy promise.
He spoke of the Holy Land as the source of Christianity and the home of sacred shrines of Islam, but intentionally ignored the Biblical roots of Judaism and Jerusalem as the home of Hebrew kings and prophets.
Huntington's ideas should be welcomed as a powerful reminder to beware false prophets who appeal to prejudice, not reason, and who offer a gilded path through uncertainty.
Good science recognizes its limitations, but the prophets of rational expectations have usually shown no such modesty.