It’s been two years since Harold Camping had his judgement day. He had spent years proclaiming that “the Bible guaranteed” that the Rapture would happen on May 21, 2011, to be followed by five months of terror on earth known…
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Christians Praise Harold Camping for doing “God’s Work”
There’s a lot of praise over on FiveDoves.com for the “great work” that Harold Camping did for the Lord by popularizing belief in the rapture and the end of the world. Here are some samples. I begin with this post…
The Overwhelming Power of Blind Belief and Religious Delusion
Benny’s Blog reports: “Judgment Day on May 21 did come”, said Camping. However, he clarified that the Judgment Day arrived in a spiritual sense rather than manifesting physically. It is my opinion that this elevates Harold Camping to be the…
Law Group Suing Harold Camping and Family Radio!
Propagate this link – http://www.familyradioclaims.com/aboutus.html – so the victims of Harold Camping will have a better chance of finding it. It is for a law group that hopes to “send a very strong message to Camping, et al. that actions…
Preacher from the Black Lagoon – Brother Stair
Rose and I occasionally listen to an oldies station here in Yakima while chatting before falling asleep. Last night, when the advertisements replaced the music, I surfed the channels and fell upon AM 930 KYAK – a local Christian station.…
Richard Amiel McGough
I am educated in Mathematics and Physics and am currently a software engineer at 4QTRS in Yakima, Wa.
I created this site on February 11, 2001 to share the Bible Wheel which I discovered in 1995. For over a decade I was completely convinced it was proof of the divine inspiration of Scripture. In late 2009 my wife and I began questioning our beliefs and have since left the faith.Oddly enough, the evidence for the Bible Wheel withstood our skepticism though the Bible itself did not. What it means remains a mystery. The mystery has been resolved. See my post Debunking Myself: What A Long Strange Trip It's Been
I created this site on February 11, 2001 to share the Bible Wheel which I discovered in 1995. For over a decade I was completely convinced it was proof of the divine inspiration of Scripture. In late 2009 my wife and I began questioning our beliefs and have since left the faith.
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