Just in Case: 11 Things You Need To Know About The Non-Rapture

According to the folks at BuzzFeed,

1. An 89-year-old radio broadcaster named Harold Camping is behind the May 21, 2011 “end of the world” movement. Harold Camping has been in charge of the Family Radio Christian network since 1961.

2. Previously, Harold Camping predicted the world would end in 1994, but that was a false alarm. Blame the question mark.

Harold says, “I thought that at that time that there was a possibility it might be 1994, and so I wrote a book, 1994?, but I put a big question mark after it, and in the book it also indicated that 2011 was also a good possibility.” He also says, “It's a learning curve, like with anything, the first time someone rode a bicycle if it didn't have training wheels they'd fell over. And you have to get more experience.”

3. Why May 21, 2011? Here's the math…..

Read more (while you still can) at:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/things-you-need-to-know-about-the-rapture