rapture thoughts

[hot_rod_poet]

When I drove past Planned Parenthood this morning, day of the failed rapture, the usual Saturday abortion protest was missing. No “I REGRET LOST FATHERHOOD” sign on a stick. No bloody fetus pictures. Which was nice-I don't like to see bloody fetuses before I've had a latte. But then for a brief, real moment, I was a little scared. Where had the

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yeah, maths, who needs maths?

[eskimopie]

A lot of non-Christians have been mousetrap-coiled, waiting to point and laugh at a tiny, tiny minority of Christains who believed this mathematically-based prophecy.

don't be so sure that it's only non-Christians pointing and laughing. condemnation is a huge sport for many Christians. "we have the truest truth. blah blah blah." I'm sure that lots of the Christians who didn't believe in this particular date's significance are having a healthy chuckle right about now.

Re: yeah, maths, who needs maths?

[hot_rod_poet]

I'm sure it's not only non-Christians. The secular perspective gets more mainstream "volume" in the media. Of course, some of the media folks could be Christian but don't identify themselves as such.

[shnells]

that's very compassionate of you.