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| "Err...maybe not 21st May this year..." |
Well, according to Harold Camping, Saturday 21st May was scheduled to be the end of the world.....but, of course, it did not happen. Not so much a Rapture theory as a Rupture one.
It always surprises me how these fundamentalist Christians get it wrong so many times...not just Doomsday but also the second coming, the great chastisement and so on.
They really need to read their New Testament and pay attention to the words of Our Lord:-
It's not rocket science!
Ofcourse the others may have been raptured Richard, we just haven't noticed anybody gone yet?
ReplyDeleteThis is why it pays to have a few non-Catholic bible bashing Christian associates.......Well, be honest, when did you last have tea with an 'end time could be anytime' believing evangelical? You see what I mean? They might all be up, up and away and you won't even have missed them!!
I've been... oh wait...
ReplyDeleteHold on..
damn
Jason - definitely sounds like more of a rupture!
ReplyDeleteProtestantism was never a bible religion. It has always ignored whole passages, even whole books of the bible.
ReplyDeleteThose who love their error can't see beyond their error.
Ouch!
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