It is never going to happen

Really? I'm alive right now aren't I?

its highly unlikely !! it thinks its a massive lie tbh

Seems 100% fake to me, many of times people have said that it was going to end, but it didnt.

It's not going to happen. Some stupid ass *** made it up.

It won't it will be a attention seeker.....


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I Doubt its Going To Happen If It Is Theres Nothing You Can Do Anyway

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US atheists are to hold parties in response to an evangelical broadcaster's prediction that Saturday will be "judgement day".

Harold Camping, 89, predicts that Jesus Christ will return to earth on Saturday and true believers will be swept up, or "raptured", to heaven.

He has used broadcasts and billboards to publicise his ideas.

well update with more details

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Forget the guy carrying the sign that reads "The End Is Near." According to a man named Harold Camping "The End Is Here!"

On more than 1,200 billboards, in full-page newspapers ads and on all the major news networks, Camping has generated national coverage with his warning to the world that the Day of Judgment begins at 6 p.m. today (I'm not sure if that's Eastern Standard Time or Central Standard Time).

The 89-year-old founder of Family Radio has made such "predictions" before (most recently in 1994). Not surprisingly, he says he simply miscalculated then, but he is absolutely certain that he has the right calculation now.

When I was in high school, I got a "C" in algebra but, hopefully, I wouldn't do the math wrong on something as significant as when the world will end.

A doomsday forecaster is nothing new. We've always had them and always will (the Mayan calendar predicts the world will end December 21, 2012). So will the end of days happen today?

Here is "my prediction" At 6:01 p.m., millions of people will not mysteriously be missing (the "rapture"), nor will a mother of all earthquakes show up on any Richter scale as Camping predicts. We'll see this evening which "prediction" was true.

It doesn't really bother me that Camping and his misguided followers will be mocked for one more phony prediction. Harold Camping, like Florida Pastor Terry Jones who burned the Koran, and Fred Phelps whose small group of followers shamefully picket the funerals of our fallen soldiers, will be chalked up as one more group of "religious nuts."

What does bother me is that some people will conclude that all Christ-followers are delusional like Camping and his followers. When he puts the phrase out there "The Bible guarantees it" and nothing happens at 6 p.m. (just crickets chirping) he has hurt the cause of Christ, the church and the Bible. Some may wonder "If the Bible was wrong about May 21, can the book really be trusted on other matters?"

Camping hurts the very cause he and his followers think they are helping. The very Bible Camping claims to believe says in Matthew 24:36 that no one knows that day or hour. Jesus said regarding the last days "Watch out that no one deceives you." (Matthew 24:4)

Yet, there have been numerous books, movies and even songs that revolve around Armageddon and the end of the world. Why do we have such a fascination with this? I believe it's because deep down we wonder we hope that this world isn't all there is and maybe there's still something better.

These "predictions" tend to gain traction when a lot of difficulties are happening in the world. Whether it is on-going threats of terrorism; record-high prices from the gas station to the grocery store; natural disasters such as earthquakes in Japan, tornadoes in Alabama, and flooding in Mississippi; or the consideration of a national failed economy; right now, there's a lot of insecurity in our world.

But what if there was the possibility of a greater purpose happening in life that promised a better life than this? What if there is a bigger story going on than the stories on CNN and the stories that makes up your life? What if, as C.S. Lewis said, "there is a story which goes on forever: in which every chapter is better than the one before"?

As a person of faith, I believe there is such a place it's called Heaven. Those with no trust in God must logically conclude "With my last breath, my story ends. This life is as good as it gets."

For the person who trusts in God, with their last breath, their end is a new beginning. The good news is God longs for everyone to enjoy Heaven with Him. The bad news is by their own choice, not everyone will spend forever in Heaven.

Therefore, the big question has never really been "When will the world end?" The big question has always been and still is "Do I know God and have a relationship with Him?"

As a follower of Jesus, my answer is "yes." Not because I'm good enough far from it but because I am forgiven.

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ] ow far do we know that is true, with those many encounters, like the earthquakes, etc.. we are sure to believe that these things will point out that the world will end at this time but why now? why so soon, i do believe that it will end next year, 2012 but how do we know that is also true.
Forget the guy carrying the sign that reads "The End Is Near." According to a man named Harold Camping "The End Is Here!"
On more than 1,200 billboards, in full-page newspapers ads and on all the major news networks, Camping has generated national coverage with his warning to the world that the Day of Judgment begins at 6 p.m. today (I'm not sure if that's Eastern Standard Time or Central Standard Time).
Either this is true or not, my prediction is that i dont know what to believe, everyone will say that th world will end to today, for me i do think it might, but i am not so sure, i dont want to be the guy that says its going to end and then it doesn't but lets see, how 6PM will be today, either there will be panic on the streets today, or is this all just a hoax
These "predictions" tend to gain traction when a lot of difficulties are happening in the world. Whether it is on-going threats of terrorism; record-high prices from the gas station to the grocery store; natural disasters such as earthquakes in Japan, tornadoes in Alabama, and flooding in Mississippi; or the consideration of a national failed economy; right now, there's a lot of insecurity in our world. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] But what if there was the possibility of a greater purpose happening in life that promised a better life than this? What if there is a bigger story going on than the stories on CNN and the stories that makes up your life? What if, as C.S. Lewis said, "there is a story which goes on forever: in which every chapter is better than the one before"?
I do believe there is such a place it's called Heaven. Those with no trust in God must logically conclude "With my last breath, my story ends. This life is as good as it gets." either god takes me to heaven or not, i am damn sure that i lived a good life t say those words ,
At about 6 pm on May 21, Harold Camping reckons 2 percent of the world's population will be immediately "raptured" to Heaven; while the rest of us will be sent straight to the Other Place.
After 70 years of studying the Bible, he claims to have developed a system that uses mathematics to interpret prophesies hidden in it. He says the world will end on May 21, because that will be 722,500 days from 1 April AD33, which he believes was the day of the Crucifixion.
Camping previously thought that the world was going to end on September 06, 1994, but discovered that he had made a mathematical error. whats to say he made a another miss calculation again, lets wait to find out.... [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

its true that they are saying that but not true that its going to happen.