The Angry Gyrl's Blog

War is always a very real threat that looms on the horizon for every nation and culture (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War) and follows closely in front of or behind a societal collapse. No matter where in the world a person lives, their country or nation has already been at war at least once with other countries or with itself, for rights, freedom, and other issues. Read the rest of this entry »

If any of you have read any of my gaming junk, then you solidly know that I’m a gaming addict. I love any type of computer games, even if they are well beyond my playing means – just makes me want them more. Well, I was recently asked to review a new hidden object game that just hit the market by a new PC gaming company, Big Finish Games. And I have to say that I was completely blown away with everything about this game. Here is my take on 3 Cards to Dead Time and what any avid gamer can expect from this superb hidden object game: Read the rest of this entry »

Truthfully, one of the largest issues that could bring about the end of the world as we know it, is humanity itself. Most people agree that with the nuclear weapons, resistant strains of disease, technological advances that are out of control, and other controversial issues, it is not hard to fathom that humanity could eventually become it’s own doomsday device. Read the rest of this entry »

The study of the end of the world scenarios and the philosophy behind them is called Eschatology (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eschatology). This word comes from the Greek words meaning “age” and “last”, so the literal interpretation of the word “eschatology” really means the “end of age” and not the “end of the world”. Read the rest of this entry »

Christianity holds a very clear parallel to Zoroastrianism and is also very close to Judiasm as well. Christianity’s views of the end of the world are centered around Jesus, his birth, life, death, and resurrection. These things, coupled with his “second coming”, are the basis for Christian’s views of the end of the world or Armageddon (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian Eschatology). Read the rest of this entry »

So I’m a nerd and I love to watch the Discovery Channel and the History Channel – as well as some other shows like Conspiracy Theory – and lately there is a ton of focus on 2010 and the Mayan calendar. Yes, December 21 2012 is getting closer and closer, will the world really come to an end – no one knows for sure. Hell, we can’t predict the future. But, there is some strong scientific evidence that does support something will happen with solar flares right around that time that can cause us some issues. Read the rest of this entry »

And now we move more into what some of the more modern religious views believe will happen with the end of the world. Let’s take a look at the Judiasm beliefs. Read the rest of this entry »

Before Christianity, the Zoroastrianism religion was one of the main Monotheistic Religions that believed in end of the world prophecies and that the world would actually end one day. Here is their background, what they believed, and what some scientists and religious scholars believed helped for Zoroastrianism followers to flow into Christianity. Read the rest of this entry »

Ok, so this morning while I’m eating my breakfast, I’m watching Fox News like I do every morning. I love Martha MacCallum so I was glad to see her on this morning. But the two boneheads that she had on I wanted to smack. I know that both are regulars on Fox News, and I like that Fox News puts both sides on – but really, the whole time I watched it seemed that they were more interested in calling each other and each other’s party names. I don’t give a shit what you think of their party affiliation morons – I want your opinion on what you think they should be doing to fix the country that they’ve screwed up. Read the rest of this entry »

When it comes to the Native American and Mayan prophecies concerning the end of the world, it’s clear that these are some of the most well-known throughout the whole world. But what did they really believe? How did they come to these conclusions? Here is the background of what the Mayan people and other Native Americans believed about the end of the world: Read the rest of this entry »