You Wanna Bet? Pa. Woman Challenges Date-Setting Evangelist

American Thinker ^ | 1/19/11 | Marylou Barry

[Caipirabob]

"Judgment Day, May 21, 2011. The Bible guarantees it!" proclaims the homepage of evangelist Harold Camping's website FamilyRadio.com.

Can they move it to April 14th? I'd really like to avoid paying taxes if I don't have to.

[beefree]

“I understand even Hal Lindsey pulled this in the 90’s.”

Can you back this up? What date did he set?

[CynicalBear]

>>Can you back this up? What date did he set?<<

Read The Late Great Planet Earth. Jesus was supposed to return in 1988.

[ccmay]

Can they move it to April 14th? I'd really like to avoid paying taxes if I don't have to.

Then don't. All the IRS agents will have been sent to damnation before anyone gets around to opening your file.

[Outlaw Woman]

All you have to do is search out Hal Lindsey.

But I’ve copied this for you:

In his book The Late Great Planet Earth he did predict the battle of Armageddon in 2000 CE and the second coming of Christ in 2007 CE. He also cited 2048 as an alternative date.

[beefree]

Thanks for reference, I’ll look at that.