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| 2 years ago :: May 24, 2011 - 4:05PM #1 | |
MMarcoe
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This just in: Pastor Harold Camping now says it really did happen after all.
It was just invisible. After a few days of silence — as thousands reveled in the fact that they hadn't been Raptured on Saturday — Judgment Day-calculator Harold Camping figured out a way to spin his (second!) failed prediction: it actually did happen, you just didn't see it. The 89-year-old Christian radio station owner explained on Monday night, during a Family Radio station broadcast, that rather than a physical Rapture taking place, the judgment was spiritual. But don't worry; the real end of the world is still ahead. newsfeed.time.com/2011/05/24/harold-camp...
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| 2 years ago :: May 24, 2011 - 7:07PM #2 | |
arielg
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If he really understood that it is a spiritual hapening, he should know that it has nothing to do with time and space. This is the idiocy of intepreting spiritual teachings literally. |
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