Harold Camping’s End of the World on May 21, 2011

We couldn’t help but to add a post in regards to the massive media attention Harold Camping is receiving. He claims that the world will come to an end at 6:00 PM on May 21, 2011. This will happen through a catastrophic earthquake. The funny thing is that he made similar predictions before and none of them came true.

1. Camping declared to his Alameda Church that the rapture would occur in 1978.

2. Camping claimed Jesus was born Oct 2, in 7 AD and would return exactly 2000 years later.

3. Camping claimed that Christ will return on Christmas in December 25, 1994 and that the Bible supported this.

4. Harold Camping claimed that Jesus will return in 1994. He gathered with all his followers to receive Jesus but he never showed up. Later, Camping said he made a mistake in his calculations.

There are many other predictions he made that didn’t come true. It is surprising to see him getting so much media attention after all these false predictions, specially in this modern era. We don’t want to ask you what will you be doing on May 21st, rather we ask what will you be doing on May 22nd?