About Prophecy Reviews
A Second Opinion
After hearing a prophecy the possibilities of reactions to it fall into six categories:
- Assume it’s true and not review it
- Assume it’s true but review it
- Make no assumptions whether it’s true or false but not review it
- Make no assumptions whether it’s true or false but review it
- Assume it’s false but review it
- Assume it’s false and not review it
The purpose of this blog is to help readers reach a reasonable conclusion about the validity of a prophecy without being irrationally optimistic, irrationally pessimistic or irrationally indifferent. The conclusions will fall into five basic categories:
- Very likely
- Likely
- Possible
- Unlikely
- Very unlikely
We will be making the case that it is safer and more practical to conclude a prophecy falls into one of these five categories than one of the two extreme categories (true or false).
The moderate approach is a paradigm shift away from traditional thinking. At the time of writing there do not appear to already be too many books, websites or blogs with prophecy reviews.