The End Times are Nigh

[SteelCurtain]

[psychoslice]

I don't believe in all that crap, but it does give me a good laugh when it doesn't come about.

[SteelCurtain]

Fucking Phenomenal:
From the Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter in Arizona:


Something good came out of Arizona.

[rexbeccarox]

It's so pretty. I don't care what the crazies say... if it only were a little bit closer, it would be top ten most beautiful things I've ever seen with my naked eye. I'd post a picture, but I can't get a good one due to my shitty cameras (and the shitty photographer).

[SteelCurtain]

I'm so jealous. It seems every time there is a celestial event it is overcast where I live.

[Confused Ape]

It's been a busy time for end of the world prophecies. We survived the Mayan Calendar and Ragnarok so I expect we'll survive this one as well.

I liked the comments from the two pastors at the end of the article.

Greg Boyd, a pastor of Woodland Hills Church in St. Paul, Minn., called the predictions a waste of time, maybe even bordering on astrology.

“You have an entire population buying into this stuff so no congregation is immune to this,” Boyd said. “It can strike fear into people, which is so unnecessary and wrong.”

The Jewish holy days carry less theological significance since Jesus’ resurrection for many Christians, said Sam Storms, a pastor of Bridgeway Church in Oklahoma City. Any connection between the two events should carry less weight, he said.

“We need to stop giving into some of these sensationalist speculations,” he said. “Maybe Christians are more gullible. One has to twist the data to make it appear as if these are the fulfillment of some biblical prophecy.”

[Losty]

I am jealous too!!
It's effing snowing here and you can't see anything.

[rexbeccarox]

I am jealous too!!
It's effing snowing here and you can't see anything.

Gawd. I definitely feel for you. I moved here from upstate New York. Sorry about the snow

[Cato]

Hagee is a special kind of stupid. What I think is missing from all the reporting I've seen regarding his rapture prognostication as related to the is well deserved ridicule and derision. I got this from the article you posted:

[quote]Greg Boyd, a pastor of Woodland Hills Church in St. Paul, Minn., called the predictions a waste of time, maybe even bordering on astrology.[/i]

Rather than a simple one sentence counterpoint, this should be the tone of the entire article.

[RobbyPants]

I am jealous too!!
It's effing snowing here and you can't see anything.

Yeah, we got snow, too. I didn't even bother checking since it was so overcast.