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In response to "The Atlantic - fueling my schadenfreude - has compiled a number of comments from Harold Camping's followers. -- (link)" by Mop

As someone who believes in the Rapture but still thinks these guys are crazy, it's still interesting from an anthropological perspective. -- nm

Posted by nubby May 22 '11, 13:39

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really? - Mel Profit May 22, 14:00 6
- Mine is a life full of contradiction. -- nm - nubby May 22, 14:06 1
  - you're a fox AND a hen? -- nm - moles May 22, 14:26
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  - My completely nonscientific, anecdotal impression is that it is particularly common in physics (as opposed to biology). -- nm - loosi at brewday May 22, 16:10
  - really? his biologos site makes it sound like he's a deist ot theist, but not a christian at all. -- nm - mara May 22, 14:18 1
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- As someone who's had plenty of experience being wrong, I just pick up and move on. -- nm - nubby May 22, 13:53 1
  - if the earth suffers an ELE from a meteor or yellowstone turns into a super volcano, I don't think the aftermath would be distinguisable from rapture - zeitgeist May 22, 14:40

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