Flint • May 22, 2011 10:28 am
I say we go after the "shoes that you magically get in shape by wearing them"
Actually, since we are talking about an article of faith that by definition is not limited by any rules, there can be any number of alternate explanations.footfootfoot;736029 wrote:OK let me just say that just because the folks who thought they were on baby J's A list are still here doesn't mean there wasn't a rapture. It's just that this entire planet is gomorrah.
No go run along and have sin fun. I mean some fun.
Apocalypse now in October, preacher says
The evangelical Christian broadcaster whose Judgment Day prophecy went unfulfilled on Saturday has set a new date for the impending apocalypse, saying the May 21 date was a miscalculation.
Instead of the world physically coming to an end on Saturday with a great, cataclysmic earthquake, as he had predicted, Harold Camping says he now believes his forecast is playing out "spiritually," with the actual apocalypse set to occur five months later, on October 21.
Harold Camping, the Family Radio minister who inaccurately predicted that the world would experience Judgment Day last May 21, has suffered a stroke.
Camping, the 89-year-old head of the Oakland-based evangelical media company, suffered a stroke on Thursday night after a radio broadcast and was taken to a local hospital, according to a message posted on a Family Radio-oriented Yahoo group by Charlie Menut, station manager of Family Radio affiliate WFME.