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Sam Harris says...."Ten days until the Rapture -- finally a religious claim that is falsifiable. I like these people!
http://www.salon.com/news/religion/index.html?story=/news/feature/2011/05/10/rapture_may_21
I wonder how many "end of the earths" have been predicted since man created religion?
TryUsingLogic
All of the "end of the earth predictions" have been falsifiable up to this date.........
#1 - Sun May 15, 2011 8:48 PM EDTI wonder how many "end of the earths" have been predicted since man created religion?
Probably about as many that say that God does not exist and they can prove it! hmmm
#2 - Sun May 15, 2011 9:12 PM EDTProbably about as many that say that God does not exist and they can prove it! hmmm
Can you provide a link to even one atheist who says they can prove a negative? Otherwise, this was just an argumentative thing to assert with no supporting evidence whatsoever, which doesn't really say much about your debating skills.
This is Sam Harris's second bite at the apple, he predicted the rapture would come before. If I remember correctly that was in 1994. So I think he will have a serious credibility problem if the world does not come to an end this time.
it's sad that so many still believe myth ... in this day and age.
220 failed end of the world , jesus is coming back predictions.
Sorry, Harold Camping is the one taking the second bite at the apple. He predicted the end of the world would come in 1994. He is party to the current 5/21/11 prediction.
I must have been distracted when I wrote my previous comment.
Jesus Christ already said, no one would know the day or the hour. So who ever is predicting 21 May is a false prophet.
#3 - Sun May 15, 2011 9:17 PM EDTQuote from Robert Kirby Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday May 14 "Mow the lawn any way."
#4 - Sun May 15, 2011 10:09 PM EDTGiven enough time and the law of averages one of these guys will eventually get it right. Untill then, I'll continue to ignore their dumb endof the world predictions and laugh when they're proven wrong...again. Oh, and I'll ignore their calls for more funding. What the hell do you need funding for if you think the world is going to end anyways? Wouldn't money become a thing of the past?
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