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RTB Response to End of the World Claims


 

 

RTB Response to End of the World Claims

For more than a hundred years doomsayers have claimed that the Mayan, Incan, and Egyptian calendars predict a specific, imminent date for the end of the world. Half dozen such dates have already come and gone. A closer look explains why: these ancient calendars (and other “prophecies”) are so vague that almost any doomsday date can be made to fit, including 2012. And in a world where terrorism, massive weapons, and natural disasters all are widely visible, fear easily gains a foothold.

From an astronomical perspective, no one should be particularly concerned about December 21, 2012. Dire warnings about Venetian gravity, Planet X, and solar flaring spring from misinformation and distortion, not on fact. From a biblical perspective, we all would do well to heed the words of Jesus: “Therefore keep watch, because you do not know on what day your Lord will come.” He urged us to “be ready” at all times, to live each day engaged in fulfilling His stated purposes for us so that whenever He wraps up history for us, individually or collectively, we’ll hear Him say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”
 

Key topics based on viewing trailer and researching marketing campaign sites:

Prophecies & the End of the World:
• Mayan Calendar
• Eschatology
• Conspiracy Theories
• The Occult
• Prophecy
Natural Disasters:
• Natural Disasters
• Flood
• Earthquakes
• Planet X; Collisions
• Crustal Displacement
• Solar Radiation
• Volcanoes
• Earth’s Core
God’s Sovereignty & the New Creation:
• God’s Sovereignty
• New Creation
• Christ’s Return
• Salvation
Rational Support for Christianity:
• Reason & Faith as Allies
• Apologetics

 

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