Quoting the bible is just like using Wikipedia to write your term paper or thesis. There's nothing credible about it and you're going to get an FCrazy_Man_42 said:
1. No. 1k times no.
2. if it were, i'd fight for survival.
The world is going to end on May 21, 2011
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1. No. 1k times no.
2. if it were, i'd fight for survival.
You think this year is bad just wait till next year, 2012. The nutbags will be setting themselves on fire while still holding onto their cats.The_root_of_all_evil said:
Seriously, you check the death cults and you find someone convinced the world is going to end every day this damn year. I'll be glad when it's over.
I saw a billboard for that while driving to school. I laughed.
1. No
2. Samething that I always do.
1. No
2. Samething that I always do.
NeutralDrow said:
How many apocalypses have we lived through already? I think I'm up to a round dozen in 21 years.
1) Never happen
2) Finally going postal, probably in the style of Patrick Bateman.
1) Never happen
2) Finally going postal, probably in the style of Patrick Bateman.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unfulfilled_religious_predictions
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fulfilled_religious_predictions
I think that just about covers it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fulfilled_religious_predictions
I think that just about covers it.
This is a classic example of cherry-picking passages to say what you want.
The references and connections they make are tenuous at best. The supposed time of the flood (if it is any more than an allegorical tale) is extremely debatable. There's also the fact that Revelations is supposedly based on a dream someone had (and I personally think it was actually a ploy by the early church to recapture a bit of the fire-and-brimstone of the Old Testament).
Last, but certainly not least, is the fact that any religious group that claims to predict the end of days is willfully ignoring the passage in the Gospels (one of the few biblical sections I have any faith in) in which Jesus clearly states: "No man shall know the day."
If I really wanted to I'm sure I could find references in the bible that say the end of days should have been last Tuesday.
The references and connections they make are tenuous at best. The supposed time of the flood (if it is any more than an allegorical tale) is extremely debatable. There's also the fact that Revelations is supposedly based on a dream someone had (and I personally think it was actually a ploy by the early church to recapture a bit of the fire-and-brimstone of the Old Testament).
Last, but certainly not least, is the fact that any religious group that claims to predict the end of days is willfully ignoring the passage in the Gospels (one of the few biblical sections I have any faith in) in which Jesus clearly states: "No man shall know the day."
If I really wanted to I'm sure I could find references in the bible that say the end of days should have been last Tuesday.
. . . mine too.Spygon said:
birthday > apocalypse.
on a side note, I took a look at your profile and it seems that we were also born on the same year. Are you one of my clones? if so, we should get together, this could be like the start of an Akumetsu. hmm . . maybe that refrence is a little too obscure. well, I could still use you for spare organs, you know, If I felt the need to have an extra lung or kidney. I know! lets exchange organs for our birthday!
OT: even if it was the end of the world, I'd probably just sleep through it.
No. Nostradamus had more merit and he was wrong.
Try to survive, and try to preserve the first season of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic for the next civilization to see.
And seriously, I would rather trust a real theologian and one I met said that 'Judgement Day' is supposed to weed out the evil and restore peace. So stay paragon kiddies.
Try to survive, and try to preserve the first season of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic for the next civilization to see.
And seriously, I would rather trust a real theologian and one I met said that 'Judgement Day' is supposed to weed out the evil and restore peace. So stay paragon kiddies.
Like how it explicitly states that supposedly no one but God will ever know the alleged day of judgement until it happens?
Some people are just looney. Honestly, if they're going to reference the bible, they should at least do their research.
1: Do you think this is really going to happen?
Is the Pope Muslim?
2: If it were, how would you spend your last days?
If there was a giant asteroid coming to hit the Earth and destroy all, if not most, of humanity...
I'd probably go all hedonistic and greedy.
Ignore most, if not all, of 'the social norms' and just have a blast.
Before that giant rock hits I'd have done enough "immortal" actions, crime and villainy to last several lifetimes.
Is the Pope Muslim?
2: If it were, how would you spend your last days?
If there was a giant asteroid coming to hit the Earth and destroy all, if not most, of humanity...
I'd probably go all hedonistic and greedy.
Ignore most, if not all, of 'the social norms' and just have a blast.
Before that giant rock hits I'd have done enough "immortal" actions, crime and villainy to last several lifetimes.