Don't make any plans for Sunday. Jesus was wrong!

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Perhaps to further discredit the end of days criers? Perhaps?

Originally posted by spearhead
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Perhaps to further discredit the end of days criers? Perhaps?

Yup that could be one motive. Or to facilitate in the panic of the sheeple!!??

Originally posted by stevcolx

Originally posted by spearhead
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Perhaps to further discredit the end of days criers? Perhaps?

Yup that could be one motive. Or to facilitate in the panic of the sheeple!!??

This is an excellent point. I have often wondered what the panic before dec 21st 2012 will be like. What if lots and lots of people go a bit mad expecting the end?

It is a bit worrying but tbh, the overall impact of this particular 'prophecy' was minor. Saying that though, the 2012 prophecy is far more widespread. Therefore, more likely that some people may freak out and hurt someone.

Ah we have a new prediction. Mr Camping has said:

Evangelical priest Harold Camping has set a new date for the world’s end as he backtracked from a prediction that ‘Judgement Day’ was supposed to come last Saturday.

Oh no!!

The US Christian, who made headlines for his outlandish claim that a selected 200 million of the world’s population would be raptured, has now marked 21 October 2011 in his calendar as the real date for the apocalypse.

Here we go again! And are getting earthquakes again?

But according to Camping’s new end of world forecast, the globe will actually be engulfed by a huge fireball - exactly five months after the botched doomsday prediction.

A fireball now. When is this going to end?

He said he believed rapture didn’t come because God decided to spare humanity five months of “hell on earth.”

Yeah Right!

uk.news.yahoo.com...

Here we go again!! Maybe he never made enough money!!