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Originally Posted by Untersberg56
Miss Creative Spirit:
Such a question should be accompanied by a good example of prior knowledge long ahead of 1550 to support your point of view. Do you have such an example for discussion?
Nostradamus acted as a prophet which does not mean to say that he himself time-travelled physically to observe what he forecast. Therefore in any case you are wandering off subject.
Furthermore he failed to predict either of the 20th century World Wars which he should certainly have been able to do if he had a true vision of the future.
It is suspected by a few researchers that the so-called Prophecy of the Popes attributed to St Malachy in 1148 was a forgery made by Nostradamus 400 years later. This Prophecy is close to fulfillment but was not claimed by Nostradamus.
By its nature, such a Prophecy might have originated from the pen of a man whose avatar reverts to "Our Lady", and in such a case it might also be suspected that the information was passed to him by such a source operating a time frame for human events now drawing to its close in these Last Days. Hence Her anxiety about the effects of "totalitarian Communism".
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You think that Malachy was forged?