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hello Eldee. welcome to the forums. I have listened to Mr. Camping many times on late night radio when I was a truck driver. I found him highly entertaining. No he does not say much about the Catholic Church that is true. It is true however that he believes the Church age is over. that there is no more Church on earth. His ideas are based on the occultic practice of numerology. It is one of a 100 schemes from 100 different groups. I dont believe these prepare us for the second coming. I believe they are a distraction for what we are to really be doing. As a former Baptist, I used to take stock in prophecy. In fact its easy to become so engrossed in it, that you become no earthly good. When the Vatican comes forth with insights into this field, I will most definitely listen. Until then, I will continue to Love God, Love my neighbor. In word and in deed. I will continue to embrace the Church and all She teaches. I will not be swayed by Camping, Brother Stare, or any other such false prophet. I really cannot take these failed predictions seriously. I do however pray for those that are enamored with their errors, and for those preaching such error. And I humbly thank God, that I was delivered from these kind of end times schemes to better serve with my fellow Brothers and Sisters in the Catholic faith. PeaceIt’s easy to dismiss Mr. Camping and make crude jokes about him.
But why not spend a little time watching him conduct his TV forum. As a Catholic Christian I do, and I must say that I have learned a lot about my own faith as it is revealed through the Word of God.
That’s not to say that I agree with his predictions, or all his interpretations, but there is certainly no harm in getting better prepared for the Second Coming. And you will soon find out that Mr. Camping is able to teach many of us a lesson in humility to boot. I also think you will agree that nowadays, with a few exceptions, we are hard pressed to find any TV programs that are not directly opposed to our faith’s values.