Nostradamus C5 Q63: Christian dysfunction leads to invasion by zealots.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse is a potted history of the profound legacy St Paul and his followers had upon shaping the dysfunctional claims of the Christian faith.

The anagrams that provide the key to this interpretation include Pauline ( ue plain), Sumerians ( umains ſer), Nestorians ( ains ſeront), humanises ( humains ſe), reunion ( onneur i).

The futuristic component involves astronomic settings of Perseus ( uerſes p) and Altair ( ar Lati) and a reference to the simpler ( mpriſe l') minded views of the Perses leagues ( erſes p - lagues E) that will invade and impose rigid breeding practices on those they conquer.

# Nestorians: Christians who emphasize the disunion between the human and divine nature of Jesus Christ.
# Pauline: followers of St Paul's views on the God-Christ dilemma.
# Sumerians: One of the most ancient cultures whose values and ideas were the source for mankind's cultural growth.