Harold Camping, the broadcast evangelist who predicted that the world would end on May 21, answers questions from the media on his Family Radio "Open Forum" show, Monday, May 23, 2011 in Oakland, Calif.
Raptured, right off the air!
Sadly, we’ve seen all this before. William Miller died shortly after predicting that Jesus would return in 1847, then updating it to 1848. The stress of being this wrong about something this major, and leading so many people astray and into pain and suffering, definitely has an effect on one’s health.
judgement day is coming soon for Harry
This false prophet learned the hard way to NEVER try to force Gods hand. This man has destroyed many souls and he will answer for it.
...and today a “Best Of Harold Camping” show where he predicts the world will end tomorrow...
Looks like the irresponsible, mindless predictions business is a good one to be in. I should break out the radio equipment and start making stuff up too. This gig looks recession proof.
He just does not believe Jesus.
He just does not believe Jesus.
Good. I’m a religious man but this guy;s a fraud.