...Missed it by that much.
Seriously, dude?
Seeing how this snake oil man is not returning 'donations' from the rapture prediction a few days ago, can we now try him for fraud, or does this fall into the category of a fool and his money is soon separated?
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Why did he ask for donations if the world was ending? Why did people donate if the world was ending and you believe it? So many questions and so few answers.
Yeah a fool and their money is always separated.
Maybe if these crooks were prosecuted more often, there would be less of them preying on the fools of the world.
BTW now you have me thinking of Maxwell Smart saying, "Ninety-nine" and "Tennessee Tuxedo will not fail!" Hey, I still do a great Chumley impression too.
HAHAHAAA!!!
When I was a kid I never realized how much Inspector Gadget was a rip-off of Get Smart. :)
I was right. After being flummoxed and unable to answer why the rapture didn't happen, Camping is now falling back on his old canard that he made a mathematical error and the date is now in October. He did the same stunt in 1994.
Sadly, this man is not the first nor will he be the last to the last to claim that he has secret knowledge of what even Jesus himself does not know - the hour and day of his return. But the gullible, the weak-minded will fall prey and lose their money and possessions and their faith for listening to these false prophets.
From what I've seen, Camping sees to have deceived himself and genuinely believed his own predictions. But somehow in all his years of Bible study, he missed some very basic, very simple to understand scriptural concepts.
USA Admiral hit the nail on the head with what should have been a pretty obvious clue to anyone who heard Camping.
Gator: I find it hard to believe that he missed the scripture you mentioned, and that NO ONE pointed it out to him.
The world didn't end?
I want my money back.
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