World Apocalypse not right now: 'Rapture' end of world fails to materialise

[Romek]

Inhabitants of New Zealand, scheduled to be among the first to meet the apocalypse according to a US fundamentalist preacher, this morning confirmed they were still in existence as the appointed time was reached in their time zone.

There were also unconfirmed reports that Tonga has, thus far, failed to boil into the Pacific.

Eighty-nine-year-old tele-evangelist Harold Camping had prophesied that the “Rapture” would begin with powerful earthquakes at 6pm in each of the world’s regions, after which the good would be beamed up to heaven.

This morning, Kiwis confirmed there were no signs of the dead rising from the grave, nor of the living ascending into the clouds to meet Jesus Christ.

Twitter users were disappointed by the absence of Armaggedon.

Apocalypse not right now: 'Rapture' end of world fails to materialise

Reports of the end of the world appeared to have been exaggerated today.

www.telegraph.co.uk

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I sold my house yesterday thinking I wouldn't need it, and spent all the money on last minute partying. Any help guys?

 

[Monsterous]

There WASN'T an armageddon!?
Dammit, i took a loan from every bank and blew it all in one night. And i have a massive headache.

 

[Vestras]

Omfg nobody could have known it!

 

[FireCat]

Oh crap
Can this possibly get moar Insane?

 

[Narks]

i wonder what would be going through the minds of people who honestly believed apocalypse would occur

i can imagine it would be very humorous

 

[Sevion]

Oshi-

 

[xPass]

i wonder what would be going through the minds of people who honestly believed apocalypse would occur

i can imagine it would be very humorous

They'll be like,"WHERE THE HELL DID MY APOCALYPSE GO TO?"

 

[Romek]

I heard there's a specific race of people who actually believe in the world ending every few years.
They're called 'idiots'.

 

[13lade619]

I heard there's a specific race of people who actually believe in the world ending every few years.
They're called 'idiots'.

Quoted.

Dang it, I have an exam tomorrow.

 

[Jesus4Lyf]

Courtesy reply.

Matthew 24:36 (AMP)
But of that [exact] day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father.

Just read the verses either side of that where it repeats over and over how it will take everybody by surprise, and nobody will predict/expect it when it comes...
... and never think the Bible says the end of the world is on day x, anyone who says the bible even suggests a year is a fool.

 

[UndeadDragon]

17:54 here in England now. No signs of the world splitting in half yet.

...Surprise surprise.

 

[FireCat]

nobody will predict/expect it when it comes..

If there ever comes a day. hehe
Well, we cannot escape some climate change. that's another matter.
But the world and the universe will never end. Never has never will.

 

[UndeadDragon]

But the world and the universe will never end. Never has never will.

http://www.futuretimeline.net/beyond.htm#dark

 

[FireCat]

http://www.futuretimeline.net/beyond.htm#dark

I'm sure I have seen this before. lol
Well, really It's the same thing. How can they predict it? Just a empty space. eh?

 

[Accname]

its pretty easy to predict these things because nobody is able to prove you wrong.

 

[duderock101]

never heard of the elastic band theory. tut tut

Plus all it takes is for our scientists to screw up and poof they create a black hole in the ground which eats us for breakfast

 

[celerisk]

> Twitter users were disappointed by the absence of Armaggedon

HA!
So, you haven't been rapetured? Well, I have some bad news for you, you weren't on the list. Simple as that.



Just in case you're still wondering where that... "prediction" is coming from, here's the fully logical explanation.
With clear facts like:
- since this Bible calendar is given by God in His Word, it can be trusted wholeheartedly
- the flood of Noah’s day occurred in the year 4990 BC. This date is completely accurate
- ...

Sounds so simple even you should get it.


But, of course, let's not forget the Real Deal:
Those who aren’t saved in the May 21 Rapture will be left behind after Doomsday ... for the final five months until ... October 21st..
If nothing else, you can buy the "I survived ..." T-shirt for a mere $20.40 :nuts:

 

[Jedimindtrixxx]

Just read the verses either side of that where it repeats over and over how it will take everybody by surprise, and nobody will predict/expect it when it comes...

So if we assign a day to every human being and keep assigning days where each person believes it will end on that day god will be forced to keep postponing it until people stop predicting? cuz if he deosnt then that 1 person predicted it.
trollscience/religion

 

[Romek]

> Just in case you're still wondering where that... "prediction" is coming from, here's the fully logical explanation.
"7 BC—The year Jesus Christ was born (11,006 years from creation).
33 AD—The year Jesus Christ was crucified and the church age began (11,045 years from creation; 5023 calendar years from the flood)."
Is there something about BC/AD that I don't know?

Even so, nice find.

 

[13lade619]

We weren't supposed to stop Judgement Day, we were meant to survive it.

Oh wait... wrong movie.