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The Writings of Maria Valtorta
Astronomical details in Maria
Valtorta's writings were proven accurate.
Theoretical Physicist
Professor
Lonnie Lee Van Zandt upon reading the
Poem observed that in March of year 0033 Valtorta recorded in
one of her visions seeing
Jupiter, Mars, Venus and "stars of Orion: of Rigil and
Betelgeuse, of Aldebaran, of Perseus, Andromeda and Cassiopeia
and the Pleiades" along with a waning moon in the night sky.
Using a complex Astronomical computer program, he conducted a
stellar excursion into the distant past and discovered that
this was only possible for two days in March of 0033.
This astronomical scenario doesn't occur for many decades
before and after those two days. Moreover, he discovers
several other similar astronomical conformations. It
would have been impossible for anyone in the 1940's to
determine these astronomical alignments. These impossibly exact details "tax the credulity of even the immovable
atheist more than the alternative that Jesus showed it to her. In
the words of Sherlock Holmes, when you eliminated the impossible, that
which remains, however merely improbable, must be true." |
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