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Camping wrote about 30 books and booklets over the years, many from his modest brick home in Alameda, a leafy Oakland suburb. Family Radio Network said in its statement that he is survived by a wife of 71 years.
Mythos13
reply to post by BlueMule
i would say, " no kool-aid for me, Thanks!"
Obviously the world did not end, the May 2012 was not his first or last wrong prediction.
sulaw
reply to post by BlueMule
We the people deman proof.... Or it didn't happen.... Well... Pending your response... It most likely still didn't happen.... Unless your going to say we are all dead and blah blah blah... Then... No more kool-aid for you either.
BlueMule
haha no I'm not going to say that. I'm going to say that coincidentally on the day he picked for the 'rapture', a wounded pilgrim in the desert walked in the spirit world and renewed time and space.
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auroraaus
BlueMule
haha no I'm not going to say that. I'm going to say that coincidentally on the day he picked for the 'rapture', a wounded pilgrim in the desert walked in the spirit world and renewed time and space.
edit on 17-12-2013 by BlueMule because: (no reason given)
Please, who was this pilgrim?
Where was this desert located?
Was there a particular religion the pilgrim adhered to?
What was the wound?
justreleased
He was a funny nut.
RIP.
Camping wrote about 30 books and booklets over the years, many from his modest brick home in Alameda, a leafy Oakland suburb. Family Radio Network said in its statement that he is survived by a wife of 71 years.
Does that mean he was married for 71 years or his wife is 71 years old? If he was married for 71 years that's impressive! Although I wonder if that's why he kept looking for the end of the world.