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Well, here we are. May 22nd. The previous day has come and gone, just like any other day that has passed by in our lifetime.

The only difference was that the 21st was marked as a day when the Earth would suffer a massive series of earthquakes as 6:00 PM would sweep through each time zone while millions would ascend into Heaven while the rest would be left behind to suffer five months of Hell on Earth before the end of the world as we know it!

Who said all that? This guy. Harold Camping. Head of a Christian radio channel that claimed to have deciphered the exact date in the Bible's scripture about God's warning to Noah about the coming flood. It turns out Camping has once again been proven wrong... for the SECOND time! The first time he was wrong about the End of Days was back in 1994.

This just deserved something to be drawn on now we lived through the Apocalypse that didn't happen. I harkened back to when I talked to my friend, Draco Silverflame, about this and he suggested that if we ever saw one of those traveling RVs warning us of Judgement Day (and I actually saw one once at a Wal-Mart parking lot), we would go right up to them and shout, "YOU AIN'T GOT NO PANCAKE MIX!!"

So here's what you got. Draco and I taking the time to heckle the poor Mr. Camping as he sits by his propaganda bandwagon as he has been proven wrong.

And before you say anything, let me make clear that I am not an Atheist. And neither is Draco. We both grew up with religious backgrounds and I do have a belief that religion is a way to teach peace and love for your fellow man. But to see religion used to teach fear and hate is something I look down on. In fact, I did some research on the subject matter in the days leading to the 21st, and according to the Holy Bible, there are some series of events and stipulations that debunk the fact that May 21st is the day of Judgement.

1: A real prophet would never be wrong. Camping was wrong once for having the date in 1994 slip due to a "miscalculation" of the numbers he added up. And now he is wrong again for what he said was a certain date and time that he can't possibly be wrong about. In fact, Jesus warned about the existence of false prophets that would deceive us and get us to listen to what they have to say. Guess we just got ourselves another one of those recently...

2: No man has any say on when and how the world would end. It is only that for God himself to know, and we all should live our lives as we always have. Camping would have to come along and spew his message out to make him the center of attention.

3: Before the actual event could take place, The Great Tribulation would take place when Jerusalem would be "trodded down" and would take a few years for that to occur... yeah, hasn't happened yet. And even if it would have happened before the 21st, it is way too short of a time span to guarantee an End of Days.

As you can see, I was rather interested about the whole subject matter from a Biblical perspective, probably more so than I ever was in my entire life on any religious matter.

I am surprised that Camping didn't take any time to actually read anything past the Noah story to get the whole Rapture predicament right. If he was studying the Bible to find out when the Earth would have an expiration date, you'd think he would take the time to check EVERY SINGLE VERSE in that Bible!

All I can think now is how his followers will handle all this. Thousands have took their time to spread the word all around the globe. Some have quit their jobs and cut family ties by force just so they would do what they thought was right. But now that the day has come and gone and their message has not been carried out. I am only hoping they would come to their senses and turn on this guy, because I am going to imagine, this isn't going to get pretty.

.............Okay. I'm done ranting... you can all go on to Trolling my pic...

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Well, here we are. May 22nd. The previous day has come and gone, just like any other day that has passed by in our lifetime.

The only difference was that the 21st was marked as a day when the Earth would suffer a massive series of earthquakes as 6:00 PM would sweep through each time zone while millions would ascend into Heaven while the rest would be left behind to suffer five months of Hell on Earth before the end of the world as we know it!

Who said all that? This guy. Harold Camping. Head of a Christian radio channel that claimed to have deciphered the exact date in the Bible's scripture about God's warning to Noah about the coming flood. It turns out Camping has once again been proven wrong... for the SECOND time! The first time he was wrong about the End of Days was back in 1994.

This just deserved something to be drawn on now we lived through the Apocalypse that didn't happen. I harkened back to when I talked to my friend, Draco Silverflame, about this and he suggested that if we ever saw one of those traveling RVs warning us of Judgement Day (and I actually saw one once at a Wal-Mart parking lot), we would go right up to them and shout, "YOU AIN'T GOT NO PANCAKE MIX!!"

So here's what you got. Draco and I taking the time to heckle the poor Mr. Camping as he sits by his propaganda bandwagon as he has been proven wrong.

And before you say anything, let me make clear that I am not an Atheist. And neither is Draco. We both grew up with religious backgrounds and I do have a belief that religion is a way to teach peace and love for your fellow man. But to see religion used to teach fear and hate is something I look down on. In fact, I did some research on the subject matter in the days leading to the 21st, and according to the Holy Bible, there are some series of events and stipulations that debunk the fact that May 21st is the day of Judgement.

1: A real prophet would never be wrong. Camping was wrong once for having the date in 1994 slip due to a "miscalculation" of the numbers he added up. And now he is wrong again for what he said was a certain date and time that he can't possibly be wrong about. In fact, Jesus warned about the existence of false prophets that would deceive us and get us to listen to what they have to say. Guess we just got ourselves another one of those recently...

2: No man has any say on when and how the world would end. It is only that for God himself to know, and we all should live our lives as we always have. Camping would have to come along and spew his message out to make him the center of attention.

3: Before the actual event could take place, The Great Tribulation would take place when Jerusalem would be "trodded down" and would take a few years for that to occur... yeah, hasn't happened yet. And even if it would have happened before the 21st, it is way too short of a time span to guarantee an End of Days.

As you can see, I was rather interested about the whole subject matter from a Biblical perspective, probably more so than I ever was in my entire life on any religious matter.

I am surprised that Camping didn't take any time to actually read anything past the Noah story to get the whole Rapture predicament right. If he was studying the Bible to find out when the Earth would have an expiration date, you'd think he would take the time to check EVERY SINGLE VERSE in that Bible!

All I can think now is how his followers will handle all this. Thousands have took their time to spread the word all around the globe. Some have quit their jobs and cut family ties by force just so they would do what they thought was right. But now that the day has come and gone and their message has not been carried out. I am only hoping they would come to their senses and turn on this guy, because I am going to imagine, this isn't going to get pretty.

.............Okay. I'm done ranting... you can all go on to Trolling my pic...