It's been 2000 years............how about another revelation or something?

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thanks,i think so too. seems the apostles AND Jesus thought it would be soon.

not 2000 years.
Read psalm 90.

“A thousand years in thy sight is like yesterday, oh Lord, and as a watch in the night.”

The psalms were written in the time of King David.

Jesus’ remarks about soon were not related to the Second Coming (about which He said specifically that NO ONE but the Father knew the hour. if nobody but the Father knew, how could the Son say 'soon"? He wouldn’t know.)

The remarks about soon and trials related to the fall of Jerusalem, and that was indeed within the next generation.

Plus we received the all time revelation with Christ Himself. We received the Scripture and Sacred Tradition. We have His Holy Church which teaches all Truth, and we have Jesus Himself come to us physically each time we receive communion.

What more do you need?
 
No there are other prophets of God- even in our own benighted age.

Mohammed
Francis of Assisi
Rumi
John of the Cross
Schopenhauer
Nietzsche
Sartre
Camus
Cioran
Derrida
Glenn Danzig
Bono from U2

Look around you…It’s happening all the time
Well, since Nietzsche was an atheist, I don’t think even he would have called himself a prophet of God. 😉

All prophecy ended with Jesus.

St. John of the Cross said, “In giving us his Son, his only Word (for he possesses no other), he spoke everything to us at once in this sole Word - and he has no more to say. . . because what he spoke before to the prophets in parts, he has now spoken all at once by giving us the All Who is His Son. Any person questioning God or desiring some vision or revelation would be guilty not only of foolish behavior but also of offending him, by not fixing his eyes entirely upon Christ and by living with the desire for some other novelty.”

#73 from the Catechism: God has revealed himself fully by sending his own Son, in whom he has established his covenant for ever. The Son is his Father’s definitive Word; so there will be no further Revelation after him.
 
One more thing, some people don’t always have a great experience on their catholic journey.
In fact, many struggle.
But I suppose THAT is stirring the pot 2.
I think the OP raises a valid, LEGITIMATE question!
As I said…
 
What more do you need.
Good question. I don’t think the OP knows nor will he ever be satisfied with our answers.
itullian and katekimmer sound like twins?
Yeah. What’s more is this thread is starting to sound more like a “gang war” of opinions rather than someone crying out for help. I’m through with this thread. It’s becoming SOP like so many other threads.

So I’ll let the OP shoot down everybody who is trying to help him and his friend can run to his defense with the “!” at the end of her sentences. Go ahead and have the last word. :clapping:

Good luck with whatever you’re finding. 🤷

I’m unsubscribing.
 
Still waiting for a response, how could God have left us alone if…
There have been countless saints, who have performed many wonders, and miracles throughout Catholic history. I find it hard to believe how a “Catholic” could utter what you just said. I’ve seen most of the threads you’ve made on your profile and your either a troll or an uncatechized Catholic who knows nearly zilch about his faith. Take a look at church history and you’ll know our Church has been guided by Christ.
Oh, and you ignored my last post as well. Next time you reply to any of us could you please show a bit more interest, effort and engagement in the topic you so genuinely started. Being a former Catholic who, oh so badly wants his faith in God restored back again, I expect better replies than your usual “yes, i’m really searching,pleading…i want Him to reach back for me…please”. Otherwise, stop wasting our time, your cover is blown. 😉
 
Excessive personal attacks and baiting of members.

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