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As the millennium approaches, the FBI has assessed the potential for domestic
terrorism in the U.S. Called "Project Megiddo," it analyzes groups who believe
the year 2000 will usher in the end of the world and who are prepared to use
violence to bring that end about.
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An overview of the various interpretations of the
millennium--that 1,000-year period in which God' s Kingdom will be triumphant
over Satan and the forces of evil.
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A look at how David Koresh's apocalyptic visions were rooted in the prophecy
beliefs of William Miller, a 19th century preacher whose movement became the
Seventh Day Adventist church.
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A comprehensive guide to the books, web sites, videos and other items related
to prophecy, the Rapture and the End Times.
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Why do a Pentecostal cattle breeder from Mississippi and an Orthodox rabbi from
Jerusalem believe that a red heifer can change the world? Writer Lawrence
Wright examines the religious beliefs and historic events in the Middle East
that have combined to make Jerusalem ground zero for end time prophecy
believers.
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Although born in different centuries, Thomas Muentzer and David Koresh were
both charismatic leaders with apocalyptic visions. Here's a review of their
lives and impact.
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Why do evangelicals care so much about Israel? This article examines the
prophetic beliefs, history and growing political involvement in the
evangelical-Israel relationship.
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