Just A Few Hours Until The End Of The World !

[RDL]

I don't watch either of those shows.

[Blue Frost]

To bad, you would be more cool if you did
The Flash is on now, and Agents of Shield next .

[RDL]

I should probably watch Arrow.
Stephen Amell is hot

[Blue Frost]

Ah No !

You should try to start from season one, and work through them, you would miss a lot if not.

[RDL]

Maybe I'll just look at some pics of him on Google Image Search and YouTube.

[Blue Frost]

Well, enjoy, the end of the world is upon us again

[Gary Oak]

Well folks we all survived another end of the world

[Blue Frost]

i can feel the disappointment this world sucks thanks to mean people.

[Ryanissimo]

The world was suppose to end? I must have missed the news.

[Blue Frost]

Second time in a week i think

[Ryanissimo]

I'm assuming they were wrong as I haven't looked outside for a while.

[Blue Frost]

I just wish my city, and neighbors would go away.

[Ryanissimo]

Well, then you'd be living near a huge hole in the ground.

[Blue Frost]

That's alright, It would fill with water, and Ill have a good fishing hole

[Gary Oak]

This guy I no quitter.


Shocked We’re All Still Here, Doomsday Preacher Goes Back to Square One


The online religious sect that predicted the world would end in a hail of fire on October 7 is going back to the drawing board — as, obviously, their doomsday prophecy didn’t come to fruition.



Chris McCann, the leader of the Christian E-Bible Fellowship, said he’ll be returning to the bible to revise the date.

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“Since it is now 8 October it is now obvious that we were incorrect regarding the world’s ending on the 7th,” McCann told Raw Story.

His prediction had been based on Christian radio host Harold Camping’s prediction that the end of times would come in May of 2011. When that ended up being incorrect, McCann decided that date was actually “judgement day,” when God would decide which churchgoers could survive the apocalypse.

McCann believed that following judgement day, God would take 1,600 days to determine which non-churchgoers he didn’t want to destroy, bringing McCann to his October 7 prediction, when he said there was a “strong likelihood” that the world would be annihilated by fire and destroyed forever.

While he’s “surprised” the world did not end in a ball of flames, he is still comforted by the fact that God is always right.

“Well, a strong likelihood means that something was pretty well set to happen (in this case according to the biblical evidence),” he said.

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“Yet there is a possibility it may not happen. So it was surprising that it did not occur. But the comforting thing is that God’s will is always perfect.”

He is still convinced, however, that the world will be ending soon, and will let us all know which date he picks next — so we can wait with baited breath until that day passes without event as well.

“I also know that God knows exactly when that end will come,” he said. “So we’ll keep studying the Bible to see what we can learn.”


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[Blue Frost]

I guess that was the end for some poor people, the ones who died.
People need to live, and love every day they can, forget the silly prophecies because any day can be the end for you.

[Ryanissimo]

I like how this murderous 'god' only likes the crazies.

[Blue Frost]

Jesus loves the little children, all the little children of the world.
Red Yellow black, and White, they are precious in his sight, Jesus loves all the children of the world.

Hey, the Bible part two the new testament is the Bible they are suppose to follow, love your fellow man, and neighbor, turn the other cheek, and all that.

[Ryanissimo]

A fairy tale by another name.

[Blue Frost]

To you, but many it's not.
Call them names, or poke fun, but there is many good people out there that believe.
As long as they keep to being good I have no issues with them, but it is the crazy ones that get the media attention, and they are not the majority of so called Christians.