Congratulation to all. You survived the judgment day 🙂 Or may be we are all in heaven already!
If anything hopefully some gullible folks learned not to rely on 89 year old men reading from a 2000 years old book on cosmic predictions. Such predictions, if any, should come from 30 somethings based on computer simulations and telescope observations perhaps.
One thing I recommend is to put this fellow preacher (Harold Camping) brain (assuming he got one!) in an FMRI machine and monitor his neural activity before and after he realizes that Jesus ain’t coming! After all what we call “belief” is nothing perhaps but bunch of neurons firing relentlessly together! 🙂 In his case there must be some short circuit!
While Mr. Harold Camping is best to go camping for now, there is so much to blame him for. After all his source of wisdom was a book that has inspired billions to this day! So blame it on the message not messenger!
But honestly, say you were Jesus, wouldn’t you just out of good of heart to save face for your most staunch advocates, do something, like at least some smoke or wind? Poor fellow was thrown under the bus. It certainly was a doomsday, his! 🙂
Now to tell you how stupid these folks are, I say how a scientist would have predicted such a thing. There would be certainly no sharp deadline. A scientific prediction would be like this:
“There is a 95% chance that Jesus would shuttle down the sky on May 21 +/_ 5 days!”
