Will Jesus Christ return in 2025?

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Resolution Criteria: Will Jesus Christ return in 2025?

This market will resolve to “Yes” if, by December 31, 2025 at 11:59 PM PT, there is an event widely and credibly recognized as the literal Second Coming of Jesus Christ.

Such recognition must be confirmed by a consensus of credible global news outlets and at least one major world government or international authority. The event must involve a public, global acknowledgment that the individual is in fact Jesus Christ and that his return fulfills the prophetic criteria associated with the Second Coming as traditionally understood in Christian eschatology.

If no such confirmation exists by the stated time, the market will resolve to “No”.

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Hadn't he returned already in 2024?

@DaniellqdC6 yes but he was fake :) we're waiting for the real one.

I agree with @JMFS That I probably won't be due to morality. Also, this is an interesting case where if the market does resolve yes Ill probably be forgetting about manifold pretty quickly.

@Mrdudeguy I mean I probably won't bet. Stupid autocorrect.

@Mrdudeguy rest be assured you'll never be forgetting about manifold :) this is a stragegy market, where the YES holders beleive that at some point of time the NO holders will get tired of locking in their funds with least amount of return expected. They may get frustrated and sell their NOs early for better ROI and thus moving the odds positively for YES holders where they will exit.