Do You Think The Prophecy Of The Six Seal Is Literal?

Nope. The prophecy from Jesus himself saying that some of his audience would still be alive when he returned didn't work so why should this one!

I believe it's as literal as it could be for people's understanding at the time...

these events are comparable to our modern understanding of natural disasters and astrological phenomenon (i.e. black sun = eclipse; falling stars = meteor shower; mighty wind = hurricane/tornado; etc.)

but rather than a single disaster at once, they'll all be occurring at the same time...

Yes.. But the stars falling from the sky i believe is a large meteorite shower..

I believe the trigger for all these signs will be the impact of a large meteor in the sea. the energy of the impact will kick up tons of debris into space that will return to earth in the form of a massive meteorite shower.. This meteor is called in the Bible a great mountain falling into the sea burning with fire..

Revelation 8:8 "And the second angel sounded, and as it were a great mountain burning with fire was cast into the sea: and the third part of the sea became blood;"

The book of revelations is a book of symbols. That's why it's called revelations. In order for one to understand it, it must be revealed to you

I agree with @wildbill83 It's literal but maybe not exactly as we would understand it today. The human authors used what language and knowledge that they had to write down the revelations.

No. I am an atheist.

I hear what you say but I do like figs

Taking anything in the Bible literally is a bad idea.

It's a very old document prepared by men, men who are imperfect and prone to errors.

We will see if it all comes to pass. Until that time, happy guessing.

Climatic catastrophe.

Not even for the prostitutes flying around on dragons? That’d be rather cool to see, don’t you think? 😂

No it's not literal. It's about sex!

Earlier I said that it was literal but I might add that the Bible always contains some degree of allegory but it must all be read in context of the entire book. Its still a revelation of future truth.

Nope. John of Patmos was at best writing an elaborate coded message to warn his fellow Christians of the danger presented by Emperor Nero.

Its bullshit. Pay no heed to it.