Sunday, October 23, 2011

No rapture in Alameda

I visited Alameda this weekend. I wanted to be near ground zero when Harold Camping's delusional rapture hit. The city was quiet. There was no rolling earthquake. I did not even see any religious nutters out and about; only shoppers and people taking advantage of weather. It was a perfect day.

People like Camping are useful. They highlight the folly of dabbling in the metaphysical and should serve as a warning to potential followers. Camping is an old fool of a man who wants to see his god return before he dies. I think it is because Camping has no faith that he will see god after his death.

Camping's church is a normal looking on the outside. You could not tell that it is chock full of crazy. It looks like every other little community church in America. It's a trap much like a gingerbread house. The witch in this case is Camping and he wants to eat your sanity. Enter if you dare: Christian Reformed Church of Alameda.

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I guess what grabs my attention the most about things like this is how many christians will go around making fun of Camping yet the only difference between them and him is he gives a date. If you point this out the ones that do believe in the rapture will always say no I don't believe as he does but you can tell they are lying to themselves. Of course after a few days it is forgotten and they start their own end of the world belief without the date.
Baconsbud, I agree with you. The difference is virtually nonexistent.

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