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Tag Archives: harold camping
Harold Camping is flabbergasted
He’s also nonplussed, poleaxed, befuddled, confused, stunned, staggered, flummoxed and gobsmacked. Harold Camping, the 89-year-old nut-job/con-artist (pick one or both) is at a loss to explain why the Rapture didn’t occur on May 21st as “guaranteed.” Camping always knew that … Continue reading
Podcast #123 – Study on US Catholic Child Abuse
Assuming the world hasn’t come to an end or that you haven’t been Raptured away… The US Catholic Church reveals The Causes and Context of Sexual Abuse of Minors by Catholic Priests in the United States, 1950-2010, a study into the causes … Continue reading
The End of the World is no joke for some
The vast majority of Americans (both religious and nonreligious) are using radio nutjob Harold Camping’s prediction that tomorrow, May 21st, is the beginning of the End of the World, as an excuse to have a hearty laugh and party like … Continue reading
Posted in children, christianity, civil rights, religion, religious rights
Tagged end of the world, harold camping, may 21 2011
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Podcast #77 – Sports Losses and Southern Crosses
University of Texas quarterback Colt McCoy was sidelined with a shoulder injury early-on at college football’s 2010 Rose Bowl. McCoy had to watch from the bench as Texas lost the National Championship to Alabama. But that’s okay, ’cause it’s all … Continue reading
Posted in buddhism, children, christianity, civil rights, podcast, religion, religious rights
Tagged betty jo marsh, brit hume, colt mccoy, harold camping, jacob bartels, tattoo, tiger woods
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