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Antichrist

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Religion

 

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December 10, 2013

 

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In the Book of Daniel, the author implies that Antiochus IV Epiphanes (the second Seleucid ruler of Palestine) was the antichrist. Nero, Diocletian, Caligula, and Julian were all Roman emperors who were thought to be the antichrist. In the Middle Ages, it was common for political opponents to call each other the antichrist...
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In the Middle Ages, it was common for political opponents to call each other the antichrist. During the Middle Ages, while theologians were trying to figure out who the antichrist was, the idea of what the antichrist would be changed. Before the Middle Ages it was thought to be that a single person would be the antichrist, but after it the thought of the antichrist being a group of people was proposed...
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