5/22/11 more people will question the myth (churches, bible, quote, faith)

[Asheville Native]

If May 21 comes and goes, added Slater, the billboards are going to turn more people off Christianity if they haven't so already.

"This will make other people look at them and say, 'All Christians are foolish like them,'" said Slater.

Billboard in US claiming Jesus will return 2011, NT scholar says:

Yep, the sooner more people actually use their ability to question and think the sooner the power of the myth will become null and void.

Would love if there were a way to track how reservations for summer vacations by ET'ers drop off, or if this is just their fear mongering, and they will still make their summer vacation plans as usual.

Are the fundi churches going to forgo making preparations for their summer bible camps which start in June to further brainwash the kiddies.

[achickenchaser]

One good thing about this doom and gloom crap is that it's always wrong.

See, there is something besides death and taxes that you can be sure of in life

[TRANSPONDER]

Yes, I would lay good money he will turn out to be wrong.

I would also lay good money that it won't make him in the least bit abashed.

I would also lay good money that the publicity won't do him any harm and that, if some people were panicked into Faith, they won't unfaith so easily afterwards, which cynical ol' me would lay good money was the whole idea in the first place.

[rifleman]

As well, by the time this official date arrives, this Minister of the Bizarre will have made another pot full of money from those generous types who want to thank him for providing them this foretelling.

He'll be laughing all the way to his bank.

[OhioanKid]

Those Christians are forgetting this passage:

"Be on the alert then, for you do not know the day nor the hour." ~Matthew 25:13?</SPAN>

[Boxcar Overkill]