Greta Thunberg is a teenage climate activist, famous for her pungent sayings.
“I want you to act as if the house is on fire,” she said, “because it is.”
Many people think she is also a time traveler. And she is here to teach us a lesson.
The evidence is from an 1898 picture, found in the archives of the University of Washington, where few girls – in Canada’s Yukon territory – are farming the land, and one of them looks exactly like Greta.
What other explanations could there be?
After all, somebody was convinced of the risen Christ witnessing his empty tomb. How far fetch from that could it be?
People have been asking the question: is she from the future? Why does she refuse to take planes across the Atlantic, and uses always a boat?
So is also Bart. D. Ehrman a time traveler?
The first answer would be yes. Any historian is some kind of.
Ironically enough, his surname is half from the biblical origin. Ehrman derives from Old High German noun ēra (“honor, fame, sense of honor”), like in the phrase “seine Ehre wahren” ( save your honor.)
But the word was Judaized as Aharon, and the two roots mixed, the elder brother of Moses and some crazy warrior who died in combat and flew to Valhalla.
For me the bigger evidence is the paint of Jan van Scorel, a Dutch painter, across 1500, who had spent several years in Italy, and introduced the Italian Renaissance into Dutch and Flemish painting.
This painting was executed during the Jan van Scorel’s stay in Venice.
Robert said
That doesn’t sound right. Everybody is someone.
You are like the blind woman who tells her boyfriend that she’s seeing someone.
It’s either really terrible news or really great news.
For sure!
One day, in one Indian Kingdom, there was some celebration going on, so everybody was there.
Everybody who was anybody was there. The hall was full of chairs but there was only one seat empty, the throne!
The King didn’t jet arrive.
The Chief Minister was hovering around the throne patiently waiting for the King to arrive when, at that moment, a raggedly dressed Sufi walks into the place and goes straight to the throne and sits down there!
Everybody, especially the Chief Minister, looks at him in amazement. Then the Chief Minister wakes and quickly goes to him and says: “What right have you got to sit here?”
The beggar says: “Why not?”
The Minister replies: “You’re not a minister. I know all the ministers!
You’re not any official either. I know all the officials! And you’re certainly not the Chief Minister!!!”
And each time, the Sufi replied, I am NOT a minister. I’m more than that! I’m not a judge, “I’m more than that!” and, obviously, I’m not a chief minister.
“I’m more than that.”
Then the Chief Minister ironically said, certainly, you are not the King!
“Of course, I’m not the King. I am more than that!”
Then the Minister angrily: “Are you, God?”
“No, I’m not God. I more than that!”
The Chief Minister, in disbelief, replied: “More than God? There’s nothing!!!”
The beggar said: “You’re quite right. I am that nothing!”
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