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All I know is, that when the eart is reduced to a Post-Apocalyptic wasteland, I'll be ready:
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(I know this is for Zombies, but it works for post-rapture, too...)
All I know is, that when the eart is reduced to a Post-Apocalyptic wasteland, I'll be ready:
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(I know this is for Zombies, but it works for post-rapture, too...)

if i understand correctly, the first generation of christians expected the apocalypse within their lifetime.
(there is also some debate as to whether the "end of the world" literally meant the end of the planet or the end of the oppressive world that they lived in, i.e. the roman empire's fall, but that is another topic).
as time moved on and the apocalypse did not occur, the predictions just kept moving forward. in other words, there is no more need for explanations now than there has been for the last 2,000 years. in a way, predicting an apocalypse that does not occur is traditional.
Sooooo ........... we're the 21st ............. popcorn is ready....... Around what time ?
That's interesting, isn't it? I've often noticed that beliefs that would certainly get a person classed as mentally ill if they believed them in isolation somehow become immune from all criticism if people in sufficient numbers adhere to them.Poking fun at an organized and recognized religion = NO
Poking fun at an individual religious kook = YES
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That's interesting, isn't it? I've often noticed that beliefs that would certainly get a person classed as mentally ill if they believed them in isolation somehow become immune from all criticism if people in sufficient numbers adhere to them.

So far so good here...
OMG! The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse just rode past my window!...oh wait...nevermind...squirrels..