Harold Camping, best known as a false prophet who likes to predict the end of times, said the end of the world and Rapture would happen exactly on May 21, 2011. And five months later, God will completely destroy Earth and the whole Universe on October 21, 2011.



And here we are – three days before the end of the world as we know it, according to the Christian author. The good news is the 89 year-old delusional man was completely wrong when he predicted the Rapture (the Judgment Day) would occur in September 1994.



Camping is clearly trying to beat the Mayans (watch video below). The Maya calendar predicts the apocalypse (the beginning of a new era) will take place on December 21, 2012. I just question why God would need five months to destroy everything, if he actually created everything in six days before resting on the seventh day.



I digress. The truth is the world will end on Saturday for some across the world, but it will be a brand new beginning for others and just another day for most. Dr. Doug Weaver, a religion professor at Baylor University, said of Camping’s delusion prophecy:



“I like to think that every prediction is automatically wrong because God wouldn’t let one particular person have the pride of saying ‘I got that one.’ God controls the end, not us.” And if Camping is wrong, “I suppose he will go back and re-calcuate. He has done that before.”







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