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The end is near?
- Thread starter RitalinO.D.
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angellous_evangellous
Guest
The end is rear.
Gloone
Well-Known Member
That is some really dumb advertisement for family radio.
The funny thing about this and most people that predict doomsday prophecies is I don't think they will be happy until they are dead and some type of catastrophic event happens that satisfies them.
Religion has rotted their brains from the inside out.
The funny thing about this and most people that predict doomsday prophecies is I don't think they will be happy until they are dead and some type of catastrophic event happens that satisfies them.
Religion has rotted their brains from the inside out.
RitalinO.D.
Well-Known Member
What I found funny is one of the guys in the article made a comment saying that if he was still here on May 22, then he was just not one of the chosen, yet he claims to be one of the chosen to "warn people of the coming end". So which is it, you are chosen or you aren't. Sadly this is what religion turns some people into. End of day "prophets" with no real grasp on reality.
RitalinO.D.
Well-Known Member
I just find it extreme that they would leave entire families, houses, cars, jobs etc. behind to do this. Especially considering this guy from the radio station has already predicted the end back in 94 and was obviously wrong. Of course his excuse was his misreading of the scripture. 
PolyHedral
Superabacus Mystic
Of course the end of the world is near. 
(of course, not in the way they're thinking of.)
(of course, not in the way they're thinking of.)
Flankerl
Well-Known Member
RitalinO.D.
Well-Known Member
Well this particular caravan is about 10 people, and supposedly theres 3 or 4 other caravans across the country. Who knows how many they have.
And that doesn't include the people not in the caravan that believe this crap and are supporters of what they are doing.
And that doesn't include the people not in the caravan that believe this crap and are supporters of what they are doing.
Engyo
Prince of Dorkness!
These people got it goin' on!
Oneatatime
Huh?
I thought this was going to be about Sarah Palin running for president. Whats frightening about these people is that they actually welcome the end of the world and so presumably will either support or not oppose human activities which are contributing to the end of the human world.
Gaura Priya
IRL
Too many world-end prophecies... if it ends, it ends. We all have to die at some point, whether now or tomorrow.
BruceDLimber
Well-Known Member
The "end of the world" thing is in fact a misunderstanding!
The term in the original Greek is "eras," which means "world" or "age."
And the translators of the KJV Bible picked the wrong meaning; this in fact speaks of the end of the Age! (The end of the world won't be for billions of years yet, until the sun ultimately expands.)
And IOV the end of the Age already took place about a century and a half ago and it thus already past history!
Peace,
Bruce
The term in the original Greek is "eras," which means "world" or "age."
And the translators of the KJV Bible picked the wrong meaning; this in fact speaks of the end of the Age! (The end of the world won't be for billions of years yet, until the sun ultimately expands.)
And IOV the end of the Age already took place about a century and a half ago and it thus already past history!
Peace,
Bruce
InvestigateTruth
Well-Known Member
In the Baha'i Scriptures, the End is described as a time when the world comes to an End spiritually but not in a physical sense. It's at that time that God again sends a new messenger and gives a new spirit to the world. According to interpretation of the prophecies of both the Bible and the Quran, the End corresponds to the year 1844, which is actually the date that the Prophet founder of the Baha'i faith proclaimed that the last Day has come and it is the Resurrection Day.
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