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ROYC75 05-19-2011 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3 (Post 7649866)
You guys are going to get this humor thread punted to DC.

Ya think ?

blaise 05-19-2011 01:38 PM

I just hope there's air conditioning.

MoreLemonPledge 05-19-2011 01:45 PM

I hope somebody can take a picture of this asshole's face when the supposed Rapture happens.

Molitoth 05-19-2011 01:50 PM

Do people in rural areas of the globe whom have never heard of Jesus go to hell too?

kaplin42 05-19-2011 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by threebag02 (Post 7636154)
Sign him.



And **** tim tebow.

To the ship

DMAC 05-19-2011 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Molitoth (Post 7649961)
Do people in rural areas of the globe whom have never heard of Jesus go to hell too?

No, they become our slaves.

Frazod 05-19-2011 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by DMAC (Post 7649972)
No, they become our slaves.

Lincoln's gonna be pissed.

sd4chiefs 05-19-2011 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by DMAC (Post 7649840)
That's not logic and science, my friend. It's SATAN.

Well said Church Lady.

suds79 05-19-2011 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Molitoth (Post 7649961)
Do people in rural areas of the globe whom have never heard of Jesus go to hell too?

No. They do not. But a good question.

The book of Romans dives into this subject.

http://powertochange.com/students/neverheard/

explains it with the verses.

Simplex3 05-19-2011 02:30 PM

So ignorance of the law *is* an excuse.

ReynardMuldrake 05-19-2011 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by suds79 (Post 7650023)
No. They do not. But a good question.

The book of Romans dives into this subject.

http://powertochange.com/students/neverheard/

explains it with the verses.

Logically then, wouldn't eradicating the word of god be the compassionate thing to do? If the goal is to avoid hell, and people who don't hear the word are not condemned, wouldn't making sure no one hears it guarantee that no one is sent to hell? The people who did it would surely go to hell, but their sacrifice would keep future generations in the safety of blissful ignorance for the rest of history.

Pants 05-19-2011 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by warispeace (Post 7650076)
Logically then, wouldn't eradicating the word of god be the compassionate thing to do? If the goal is to avoid hell, and people who don't hear the word are not condemned, wouldn't making sure no one hears it guarantee that no one is sent to hell? The people who did it would surely go to hell, but their sacrifice would keep future generations in the safety of blissful ignorance for the rest of history.

Yeah, heathens definitely get a better deal than devout Chrsitians. It's pretty easy to "respond to God" when the fact is staring you right in the face, lol. Not much faith is required out of you at that point.

Dave Lane 05-19-2011 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by warispeace (Post 7650076)
Logically then, wouldn't eradicating the word of god be the compassionate thing to do? If the goal is to avoid hell, and people who don't hear the word are not condemned, wouldn't making sure no one hears it guarantee that no one is sent to hell? The people who did it would surely go to hell, but their sacrifice would keep future generations in the safety of blissful ignorance for the rest of history.

Where's the LOLcopter when I need it :) ROFL LOL

Rep

BigCatDaddy 05-19-2011 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by warispeace (Post 7650076)
Logically then, wouldn't eradicating the word of god be the compassionate thing to do? If the goal is to avoid hell, and people who don't hear the word are not condemned, wouldn't making sure no one hears it guarantee that no one is sent to hell? The people who did it would surely go to hell, but their sacrifice would keep future generations in the safety of blissful ignorance for the rest of history.

Maybe, but obviously anyone that knows anything about authentic Christianity understands the goal is not to go to Heaven or avoid Hell.

beach tribe 05-19-2011 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by warispeace (Post 7650076)
Logically then, wouldn't eradicating the word of god be the compassionate thing to do? If the goal is to avoid hell, and people who don't hear the word are not condemned, wouldn't making sure no one hears it guarantee that no one is sent to hell? The people who did it would surely go to hell, but their sacrifice would keep future generations in the safety of blissful ignorance for the rest of history.

Absolutely not

"The Bible tells us that even people who don’t have that law nonetheless have their own “law” — their own moral standard within their hearts (Romans 2:14-15). For example, if in his heart Nick believes it is wrong for others to talk behind his back, then that is a law within his heart. Therefore, when Nick talks behind someone else’s back, he has disobeyed the moral standard within his heart, thus proving he is a sinner."

suds79 05-19-2011 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by warispeace (Post 7650076)
If the goal is to avoid hell, and people who don't hear the word are not condemned

Where did you get that? Text just states simply that you're not doomed if you come from a place where nobody has heard of Jesus. Didn't say "okay you're in"

ToxSocks 05-19-2011 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy (Post 7650106)
Maybe, but obviously anyone that knows anything about authentic Christianity understands the goal is not to go to Heaven or avoid Hell.

True dat.

So then why does religion constantly pound the concept of heaven and hell down your throat?

You just made a very valid point on why I have such a hard time "finding my faith". SO many religions and Chruches/people have twisted and contorted it. They put the fear in you.

They WANT you to be afraid of hell. How else do they expect many of these people to keep their faith?

A lot of them wouldn't if not for the fear of damnation.

Fish 05-19-2011 03:03 PM

So how about this hypothetical situation?

A baby is born to a jungle tribe that has no religion and no contact with outsiders. This baby grows to be the nicest, most kindhearted individual possible. This person has done no wrong or broken any moral rule of the tribe. Basically lead the most wholesome life possible, but devoid of religion.

Is this person denied entrance to heaven and forced to endure the rapture simply because of the geographical limitations of their own birthplace? If so, how can you deem that as fair judgment?

ToxSocks 05-19-2011 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by suds79 (Post 7650136)
Where did you get that? Text just states simply that you're not doomed if you come from a place where nobody has heard of Jesus. Didn't say "okay you're in"

You're either in or your out. There is only two places to go. Unless your Catholic.

ToxSocks 05-19-2011 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by KC Fish (Post 7650167)
So how about this hypothetical situation?

A baby is born to a jungle tribe that has no religion and no contact with outsiders. This baby grows to be the nicest, most kindhearted individual possible. This person has done no wrong or broken any moral rule of the tribe. Basically lead the most wholesome life possible, but devoid of religion.

Is this person denied entrance to heaven and forced to endure the rapture simply because of the geographical limitations of their own birthplace? If so, how can you deem that as fair judgment?

They're not. According to the bible, they cannot deny Jesus if they don't know he exists. You go to hell for denying the love of our lord.

RNR 05-19-2011 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 7650169)
You're either in or your out. There is only two places to go. Unless your Catholic.

Or Mormon then you have three to choose from~
Edit: four counting hell~

DMAC 05-19-2011 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by beach tribe (Post 7650131)
Absolutely not

"The Bible tells us that even people who don’t have that law nonetheless have their own “law” — their own moral standard within their hearts (Romans 2:14-15). For example, if in his heart Nick believes it is wrong for others to talk behind his back, then that is a law within his heart. Therefore, when Nick talks behind someone else’s back, he has disobeyed the moral standard within his heart, thus proving he is a sinner."

So Osama went to heaven because killing us was his moral standard?

ToxSocks 05-19-2011 03:06 PM

Before this conversation goes to D.C I'll go ahead and answer most of these questions for everyone:

1. The lord works in mysterious ways
2. God's time is not our time.

There. If you have a question that no one can seem to answer, I'm sure one of those two answers will suffice.

Fish 05-19-2011 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 7650173)
They're not. According to the bible, they cannot deny Jesus if they don't know he exists. You go to hell for denying the love of our lord.

So they would go to heaven? With all those people they don't know or understand?

Ignorance really is bliss?

BigCatDaddy 05-19-2011 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 7650164)
True dat.

So then why does religion constantly pound the concept of heaven and hell down your throat?

You just made a very valid point on why I have such a hard time "finding my faith". SO many religions and Chruches/people have twisted and contorted it. They put the fear in you.

They WANT you to be afraid of hell. How else do they expect many of these people to keep their faith?

A lot of them wouldn't if not for the fear of damnation.

I don't know, but it's really a fairly modern emphasis in the history of Christianity and extremely over simplies things to the point of a childrens fairy tale. Maybe it's too much work these days for people to tackle the real purpose of Christianity which is bringing Heaven to Earth. It's much simpler to say a prayer and think you are good to go. Thinking salvation in Christ is primarily about going to Heaven or Hell it like going to a Chiefs game for the half time show. It's a part of it, but not the real meat and potatoes of it.

ToxSocks 05-19-2011 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by KC Fish (Post 7650189)
So they would go to heaven? With all those people they don't know or understand?

Ignorance really is bliss?

Yep. Pretty ****ed eh?

I asked my HS teacher, a philosophy major, his view on God/Religion. His answer has pretty much stuck with me my entire life now.

His Answer: The biggest issue he has with it is that religion does not reward good behavior and morality. The whole schtick with the bible is to teach good morals and to love your neighbor and the lord. Those are the teachings of Jesus Christ.

But loving the lord trumps all. You can be a person of outstanding Charector. You can be a person who never "sins". You never told a lie, committed adultry or murder. You're the model human being.

But if you don't follow/love the Christian God, none of that matters. The bible teaches you to be a good person. You can be the best person in the world. But if you don't love their god, you're going to hell.

So, ima be the best person I can be. But i'm not going to sit here and throw money at a church, or stress myself to follow every teaching to a "T". I'm not going to sit here and study the bible and put my faith in man. If god does exist, he'll know that i was a person of high morality. If he lets me in, great. If not, at least I'll know I lived a good life.

ToxSocks 05-19-2011 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy (Post 7650198)
I don't know, but it's really a fairly modern emphasis in the history of Christianity and extremely over simplies things to the point of a childrens fairy tale. Maybe it's too much work these days for people to tackle the real purpose of Christianity which is bringing Heaven to Earth. It's much simpler to say a prayer and think you are good to go. Thinking salvation in Christ is primarily about going to Heaven or Hell it like going to a Chiefs game for the half time show. It's a part of it, but not the real meat and potatoes of it.

You're right. But that's the state of religion right now. And I don't mean to say all religion either. I'm sure there are Churches out there that aren't the devil.

I can only speak of what I've experienced. And from what I've experienced, Chrurches/religion are the devil.

DMAC 05-19-2011 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 7650239)
If not, at least I'll know I lived a good life.

Yes, and SATAN will remind you of that every time he pokes your ass with his infinitely hot poker thingy.

beach tribe 05-19-2011 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by DMAC (Post 7650184)
So Osama went to heaven because killing us was his moral standard?

This was referring to people who know nothing of God or the Bible, No?

DMAC 05-19-2011 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by beach tribe (Post 7650278)
This was referring to people who know nothing of God or the Bible, No?

Okay, so if someone knows nothing of God or the Bible and they are evil by nature and kill and cuss and rape and pillage and etc, they go to heaven?

ToxSocks 05-19-2011 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by beach tribe (Post 7650278)
This was referring to people who know nothing of God or the Bible, No?

No. He was referring to someone being of outstanding morality but not loving God. Doesn't matter what you do in life. If you don't love God, you're going to hell.

ToxSocks 05-19-2011 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by DMAC (Post 7650286)
Okay, so if someone knows nothing of God or the Bible and they are evil by nature and kill and cuss and rape and pillage and etc, they go to heaven?

Duh.

How can you accept Christ in your heart if you don't know he exists? They get a free pass. Bible says so. Murder and Rape does not keep you out of heaven.

All you have to do is repent "And thou shall be saved".

It's denying God's love that sends you to hell.

Fish 05-19-2011 03:30 PM

Lava bath vs. Ass full of red hot coals.... I'm so indecisive...

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beach tribe 05-19-2011 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 7650239)
Yep. Pretty ****ed eh?

I asked my HS teacher, a philosophy major, his view on God/Religion. His answer has pretty much stuck with me my entire life now.

His Answer: The biggest issue he has with it is that religion does not reward good behavior and morality. The whole schtick with the bible is to teach good morals and to love your neighbor and the lord. Those are the teachings of Jesus Christ.

But loving the lord trumps all. You can be a person of outstanding Charector. You can be a person who never "sins". You never told a lie, committed adultry or murder. You're the model human being.

But if you don't follow/love the Christian God, none of that matters. The bible teaches you to be a good person. You can be the best person in the world. But if you don't love their god, you're going to hell.

So, ima be the best person I can be. But i'm not going to sit here and throw money at a church, or stress myself to follow every teaching to a "T". I'm not going to sit here and study the bible and put my faith in man. If god does exist, he'll know that i was a person of high morality. If he lets me in, great. If not, at least I'll know I lived a good life.

I'm what most would call a Christian, and I don't think you would burn in hell for leading a good life.
The overbearing nature of the general message that is taught by organized religion drives away so many people. I haven't been to church, a whole lot, or in along time, but I can tell you that there are some that are not filled with extremists.

suds79 05-19-2011 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 7650239)
So, ima be the best person I can be. But i'm not going to sit here and throw money at a church, or stress myself to follow every teaching to a "T". I'm not going to sit here and study the bible and put my faith in man. If god does exist, he'll know that i was a person of high morality. If he lets me in, great. If not, at least I'll know I lived a good life.

I don't think someone has to throw money at a church or worry about following every teaching to a T to show they love God.

Particularly the following every teaching to a T part. If you're referring to basically obeying the commandments, remember that none of us do. We're all sinners. That's the whole point. The commandments are not there to be something we beat ourselves up over because we fail. They're there to help us realize we need Jesus to save us.

beach tribe 05-19-2011 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by DMAC (Post 7650286)
Okay, so if someone knows nothing of God or the Bible and they are evil by nature and kill and cuss and rape and pillage and etc, they go to heaven?

No.
You think that people who kill, rape, and pillage(Cuss? really?) don't know that what they are doing is wrong. **** yeah they do. Just because they enjoy it, doesn't mean they should do it, or that they don't know it's wrong.

ToxSocks 05-19-2011 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by beach tribe (Post 7650300)
I'm what most would call a Christian, and I don't think you would burn in hell for leading a good life.
The overbearing nature of the general message that is taught by organized religion drives away so many people. I haven't been to church, a whole lot, or in along time, but I can tell you that there are some that are not filled with extremists.

It's in the bible. It's pretty cut and dry. You don't love god, you're not going to heaven. No way around it.

Is it TRULY suppose to be that way or is the Church trying to make you believe in THEIR God so you can go to THEIR church? I don't know. But those are the rules.

beach tribe 05-19-2011 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 7650318)
It's in the bible. It's pretty cut and dry. You don't love god, you're not going to heaven. No way around it.

Is it TRULY suppose to be that way or is the Church trying to make you believe in THEIR God so you can go to THEIR church? I don't know. But those are the rules.

The Vatican ain't pimped the **** out like the Russian dude's house in the direct TV commercial, because they told people that they get close to God without them.

ToxSocks 05-19-2011 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by beach tribe (Post 7650317)
No.
You think that people who kill, rape, and pillage(Cuss? really?) don't know that what they are doing is wrong. **** yeah they do. Just because they enjoy it, doesn't mean they should do it, or that they don't know it's wrong.

Doesn't matter. They're still allowed into heaven. It's in Jesus' teachings. Repent.

Repent Repent Repent, Love God and all will be forgiven. And if you don't know Christ, you can't possible have a relationship with him. That's what the entire new testimant is about. Being a good person and building your relationship with Christ.

And how can someone who has no understanding of Christian fundamentals know that that's Wrong?

What about sacrafices? The Mayans didn't think that what they were doing was wrong. They thought they were honoring their Gods.

DMAC 05-19-2011 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by beach tribe (Post 7650317)
No.
You think that people who kill, rape, and pillage(Cuss? really?) don't know that what they are doing is wrong. **** yeah they do. Just because they enjoy it, doesn't mean they should do it, or that they don't know it's wrong.

What about sacrifices to false gods?

edit: what Depenising said...

Groves 05-19-2011 03:52 PM

Leave a perfectly good "Everyone knows this isn't really about religion thread" for a few hours and BAM, you come back to a kettle of heresy stew with a side order of middle finger in God's face.

Let's keep this out of DC long enough for us to laugh at those who predicted the 5.21.11 date, at least.

suds79 05-19-2011 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Groves (Post 7650365)
Leave a perfectly good "Everyone knows this isn't really about religion thread" for a few hours and BAM, you come back to a kettle of heresy stew with a side order of middle finger in God's face.

Let's keep this out of DC long enough for us to laugh at those who predicted the 5.21.11 date, at least.

I actually think this thread just got a whole lot more interesting. Hasn't gotten ugly. Just people asking questions.

IMO you can only say so much about some guy who whiffed on a date in 94 now back again saying this is it.

But to each his own.

Groves 05-19-2011 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by suds79 (Post 7650379)
I actually think this thread just got a whole lot more interesting. Hasn't gotten ugly. Just people asking questions.

I'm all about the discussion. The topic being Jesus is just a bonus.

sedated 05-19-2011 05:05 PM

My question is, of the religious people in this thread, who seriously thinks the rapture is coming this Saturday? I guess I could make a pole.

ToxSocks 05-19-2011 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by sedated (Post 7650535)
My question is, of the religious people in this thread, who seriously thinks the rapture is coming this Saturday? I guess I could make a pole.

It would be the most lopsided poll in the history of CP.

Do it. You'll be a record holder.

Dave Lane 05-19-2011 06:03 PM

I'm basically staying out of this one. If I'm going to do my thing I'll keep it 98% to DC

ToxSocks 05-19-2011 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 7650711)
I'm basically staying out of this one. If I'm going to do my thing I'll keep it 98% to DC

Good. Not because I don't value your opinions but because once you start posting, Jenson will jump in and then the trolls from DC will come out and it'll just be a ****ing mess.

JD10367 05-19-2011 06:21 PM

"I prefer Heaven for the climate and Hell for the company." --- Mark Twain

Hog's Gone Fishin 05-19-2011 07:56 PM

Well ? Two days left ?

Dave Lane 05-19-2011 08:58 PM

Are we there yet?

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Over-Head 05-20-2011 05:48 AM

I'll be in my shed, ahhhh.........preparing :bong:


Besides as the JW's always said, "No one knows the exact time, but were in the last days, the light is getting brighter, there's a new thought, this old system is doomed, paradise on earth is at hand....."

beach tribe 05-20-2011 06:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 7650335)
Doesn't matter. They're still allowed into heaven. It's in Jesus' teachings. Repent.

Repent Repent Repent, Love God and all will be forgiven. And if you don't know Christ, you can't possible have a relationship with him. That's what the entire new testimant is about. Being a good person and building your relationship with Christ.

And how can someone who has no understanding of Christian fundamentals know that that's Wrong?

What about sacrafices? The Mayans didn't think that what they were doing was wrong. They thought they were honoring their Gods.

That's what is misunderstood heavily.

You think that just because you get down on your knees, and tell God more lies about how you repent your sins that you are automatically forgiven?
God doesn't say lie about repenting....

He says REPENT!! The only people who truly repent, are people who are sorry for what they have done, and what they've become.
And they will be forgiven. People make mistakes. HUGE mistakes. Everone deserves a 2nd chance.

re·pent1    
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1.
to feel sorry, self-reproachful, or contrite for past conduct; regret or be conscience-stricken about a past action, attitude, etc. (often followed by of ): He repented after his thoughtless act.
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to feel such sorrow for sin or fault as to be disposed to change one's life for the better; be penitent.

Penitence, can be gained, and lost.

4th and Long 05-20-2011 07:49 AM

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This Saturday in Times Square, Robert Fitzpatrick will be waiting for the world to end.

This 60-year-old MTA retiree from Staten Island joins the hordes who follow the Biblical calculation of Family Radio preacher Harold Camping. Camping predicts that the end of days is near -- in fact, it's tomorrow, May 21, at about 5:59 p.m. ET.

"Judgment day will begin very shortly before midnight Jerusalem standard time. I think it's going to be instantaneous. Everything will be destroyed and God is going to create a new heaven and a new earth," says Fitzpatrick, who spent his $140,000 life savings to have 3,000 posters put up in New York City's subway and bus system, warning of this impending End of Days.

Though many are chalking up this May 21 hysteria to religious zeal, leaders among mainstream Christian denominations have largely condemned date-setting, citing Bible verses that say no man can know the time of the Rapture.

Why are Fitzpatrick and those on Family Radio's recent proselytizing tour convinced that the end is upon us, despite centuries of failed predictions?

That's hard to answer, but psychologists and religious scholars say it derives from a number of very human urges: from the fear of death to the desire for justice to the fatalistic despair that this world is too broken ever to be fixed.

Although there's no way to gauge how many people actually think the world will end with a bang (or a whimper) on Saturday, doomsday is big in the U.S.

"Thirty to forty percent of Americans report believing that the end times are coming eventually, so while most reject the teachings of Camping, there is a strong strain of this kind of thinking in this country," says Christian Lane, author of "The Age of Doubt: Tracing the Roots of Our Religious Uncertainty."

So for some, anxiety spurred by the recent natural and economic disasters makes apocalyptic thinking more appealing, he says. "It becomes easier to convince people that things are getting worse and that the answer will come through divine dispensation, rather than have them face the fact that humanity must fix its own problems."
Gary Laderman, chairman of the department of religion at Emory University, says the story of ultimate reckoning is very popular in religious texts and popular culture.
"It's a scenario where you can pinpoint the heroes from the villains, good from evil. It's a powerful story that people identify with. It's not so foreign to be fixated on the end of the world, our society today just fixates on it in popular culture instead, with Armageddon movies," he says.

Nevertheless, Camping's campaign isn't likely to win many converts, says Stephen O'Leary, an expert in religious communication at University of Southern California.
"The people following his predictions are apocalyptic enthusiasts already looking for signs of the end times. They want to reinforce their idea that these are the last days," he says. They are "unable to face up to the reality of their mistakes and misplaced faith when the prophecy is wrong," he adds.

Waiting For the World to End

"These people are so eager for this 'setting right of all injustices' that they make the mistakes so many have made in the past. These predictions have come and gone literally hundreds of times," he says.

But behind the eagerness is a dichotomy between hope for the "new world" and fear over the ending of this one, religious experts say.

With their buses emblazoned with slogans and their neon-colored T-shirts, Camping's followers have been, at times, jubilant as they spread the "awesome news" that "the End of the World is almost here!" Fitzpatrick seems to share none of their glee.

With only hours remaining before he believes most of the people of the world will be condemned forever, Fitzpatrick echoes his subway ads, urging others to pray. His voice has nothing of the preacher's fervor.

"This is a time for sorrow and sobriety. We all have people we love who have no interest in this and the Bible tells us that these people will perish. A lot of children are going to die," he says.

Dave Lane 05-20-2011 07:49 AM

Are we there yet?

I need to know if I should set up my scopes for Saturday night viewing. Its a lot of work and if the world is ending or there's gonna be 20% of the people that disappear I may need to check see if they left any better scopes laying about.

Dave Lane 05-20-2011 07:53 AM

"the fatalistic despair that this world is too broken ever to be fixed."

Are you ****ing kidding me? This is the most awesome time to live in all of history! Other than to move forward a few years, there is no time in history that has ever been this awesome.

We are all very very lucky to live in this time. Even after tomorrow.

4th and Long 05-20-2011 07:55 AM

Pop Culture Signs That Doomsday Is Upon Us

10 crazy reasons the end of days might actually be here.

10. If Oprah Winfrey's ending her talk show, the whole world might as well end with it. Ahead of May 21, 2011, ABCNews.com put together a list of examples from pop culture that suggest Doomsday may indeed be upon us. Winfrey has held court as the queen of the daytime talk show for so long (25 years, to be specific) that it seems inconceiveable she'll end her reign on May 25. But maybe the big O knows something we don't ...

9. Think about the most famous people on TV these days. Jerry Seinfeld? Nope. Jennifer Aniston? Gone to the big screen. Instead, we have self-made reality TV stars like Bethenny Frankel and Kim Kardashian. Frankel recently made a reported $120 million by selling a line of low calorie cocktails to a major liquor distributor. Kim Kardashian reportely made $65 million in 2010. "Jersey Shore's" pouffy princess Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi got $32,000 to lecture to students at Rutgers University. Remember, these people got famous just by being themselves. Call it luck, call it talent, or call it a sign that the world's gone mad.

8. The comeback of leggings was disturbing enough. Jeggings, in all their acid wash and dark rinse glory, might be seen as one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse.

7. But they're not worse than denim diapers. Putting jeans on a baby's bare bottom? Have we all gone insane?

6. Worse still is the trend of people not wearing pants at all. Lady Gaga started it, shunning anything that even remotely obscures her upper thigh region in favor of skin-tight leotards. (When she wants to be modest, she puts on fishnets, as shown here.) Rihanna followed her lead. These days, the "S&M" singer favors spangled panty-like bottoms.

5. Italy actually let the cast of "The Jersey Shore" into their country. Why would they do that if it didn't think the end of the world would cut short Snooki and co.'s stay?

4. As the 1990s faded into the 2000s, it seemed one of the most disturbing epochs of music had finally come to an end -- the boy band era. But like a nightmare you just can't shake, it's back. New Kids on the Block and The Backstreet Boys are combining forces, touring this summer (assuming Doomsday doesn't destroy them, of course) to the delight of ... who, exactly?

3. In March, Charlie Sheen got fired from the hit show he once headlined, "Two and a Half Men." He launched a North American comedy tour in which he practically got booed off stage in city after city. And yet, according to Forbes, he made $40 million in the last 12 months, more than he's made ever before. It just doesn't make sense.

2. Maybe the world is about to end because humans seem to care more about their pets than they do about themselves. Time magazine reported in 2009 that annual spending on pets in the U.S. had reached $43 billion. After Doomsday does its work, perhaps cats and dogs will inherit whatever's left of earth.

1. Or maybe vampires will lord over the planet's remains. After all, they're so popular right now. "The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide" isn't even a new novel in the series -- it's a guide to all of Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight" books -- and yet, last month, it was at the top of the young adult bestseller list. Vampires, if this is what we've come up with after more than 2,000 years of civilization, go ahead, take it, do what you will.

4th and Long 05-20-2011 07:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 7651983)
Are we there yet?

I need to know if I should set up my scopes for Saturday night viewing. Its a lot of work and if the world is ending or there's gonna be 20% of the people that disappear I may need to check see if they left any better scopes laying about.

Oh hell yes, Dave, set it up. Should you survive, you may be able to catch the next big bang!

beach tribe 05-20-2011 08:00 AM

Why would this moron want to embarrass the shit out of himself like this??.....Again!?

DMAC 05-20-2011 08:12 AM

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Fitzpatrick, who spent his $140,000 life savings to have 3,000 posters put up in New York City's subway and bus system
DUDE...no!

DMAC 05-20-2011 08:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 7651990)
"the fatalistic despair that this world is too broken ever to be fixed."

Are you ****ing kidding me? This is the most awesome time to live in all of history! Other than to move forward a few years, there is no time in history that has ever been this awesome.

We are all very very lucky to live in this time. Even after tomorrow.

I know...go back a few hundred years, HOLY SHIT!

Dave Lane 05-20-2011 08:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DMAC (Post 7652025)
DUDE...no!

Great he'll be on food stamps and welfare on Monday.

Al Bundy 05-20-2011 08:18 AM

Well.. I guess it was fun knowing some of you. I can't believe I am going to spend my last hours on earth inside a ****ing Crate & Barrel.:doh!:

Bearcat 05-20-2011 08:20 AM

Too bad the end of the world is the day before the day after tomorrow and not the day after tomorrow.... I never thought I'd say this, but the Vancouver Canucks are going to the [slurp] (that's the sound the EOW makes, just fyi) [silence].

Johnny Vegas 05-20-2011 08:21 AM

anyone going to spend their last day on earth ****ed up!?!! Imma get me some black tar heroin, snort all the cocaine on a line of strippers asses, pop some uppers, slam a bottle of jameson and pop a couple oxy's.

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4th and Long 05-20-2011 08:25 AM

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Originally Posted by badmajama (Post 7652045)
anyone going to spend their last day on earth ****ed up!?!! Imma get me some black tar heroin, snort all the cocaine on a line of strippers asses, pop some uppers, slam a bottle of jameson and pop a couple oxy's.

If you go that route, you'll be dead in a few hours. You may want to spread that out a bit.

burt 05-20-2011 08:26 AM

What time is the rapture? And which time zone? I just wanna be ready......

Bob Dole 05-20-2011 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 7651990)

We are all very very lucky to live in this time. Even after tomorrow.

ESPECIALLY after tomorrow. Think of all the cool shit left to loot after all those people get raptured (or whatever it's called...)

MOhillbilly 05-20-2011 08:28 AM

Doesnt the war start after the rapture?

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KCrockaholic 05-20-2011 08:30 AM

I am so glad I'm agnostic and don't have these issues.

Johnny Vegas 05-20-2011 08:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 4th and Long (Post 7652052)
If you go that route, you'll be dead in a few hours. You may want to spread that out a bit.

a drug an hour!11!!!!1!!

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4th and Long 05-20-2011 08:38 AM

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Originally Posted by burt (Post 7652057)
What time is the rapture? And which time zone? I just wanna be ready......

Here you go.
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"Judgment day will begin very shortly before midnight Jerusalem standard time. I think it's going to be instantaneous. Everything will be destroyed and God is going to create a new heaven and a new earth," says Fitzpatrick, who spent his $140,000 life savings to have 3,000 posters put up in New York City's subway and bus system, warning of this impending End of Days.

gblowfish 05-20-2011 08:59 AM

Everybody sing!
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Bearcat 05-20-2011 09:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by burt (Post 7652057)
What time is the rapture? And which time zone? I just wanna be ready......

6pm eastern, I believe.

RockChalk 05-20-2011 09:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 4th and Long (Post 7652094)
Here you go.

So we're 8 hours behind Jerusalem (if in CTZ). We should expect rapture to begin shortly before 4pm on Saturday then?

beach tribe 05-20-2011 09:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by badmajama (Post 7652045)
anyone going to spend their last day on earth ****ed up!?!! Imma get me some black tar heroin, snort all the cocaine on a line of strippers asses, pop some uppers, slam a bottle of jameson and pop a couple oxy's.

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If you got some black tar on hand, the Oxy's are pointless.

RockChalk 05-20-2011 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Bearcat (Post 7652167)
6pm eastern, I believe.

I have it as 6:09pm in Jerusalem right now. So a time difference of 8 hours. That puts it at 5pm eastern on Saturday.

Not to nitpick, I'd just really like to narrow down when I can expect to die.

BigCatDaddy 05-20-2011 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by KCrockaholic (Post 7652073)
I am so glad I'm agnostic and don't have these issues.

I'm a Christian and I don't see what issues I have.

4th and Long 05-20-2011 09:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RockChalk (Post 7652171)
So we're 8 hours behind Jerusalem (if in CTZ). We should expect rapture to begin shortly before 4pm on Saturday then?

Unless your time zones are off (I have no idea and I don't care to look it up) or math has somehow failed me, your estimation is correct.


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