December 21st, 2012

[QUOTE="-Tish-"]

[QUOTE="vfibsux"] lightleggy

And this desputes his post how, exactly? Oh wait, it doesn't.

[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="-Tish-"]JohnF pretty much answered it, but yes, you are an idiot for using the leap year argument. You can't look at it in terms of calendar days. You have to look at it in terms of where we WILL BE relative to the rest of the galaxy. The translation between the Long Count calendar and our own is accurate, leap year days are accounted for, and the galactic alignment is still taking place on December 21st (otherwise known as a simple winter solstice).

wis3boi

And this desputes his post how, exactly? Oh wait, it doesn't.

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

[QUOTE="lightleggy"] Sorry to break it up to you but some archaelogists found a mayan calendar that went farther than 2012 a few months ago, look it up if you dont believe me.lightleggy

And this desputes his post how, exactly? Oh wait, it doesn't.

...no, your reading comprehension is pitiful

Man I just want to find one of those people that are going to kill themselves this friday to see if I can convince them to give me their car.

They're not going to use it so why not give it to someone who will(me)?

Fine, I'm an idiot for not giving a !@#$ about how the Mayans used a calendar. Well you are all !@#$ing idiots for caring, how about them apples.

Mark my words. Something bad will conveniently happen, people will say the date was meerely a warning and that the end is yet to come on XXXX.

sune_Gem

I second this.

[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

Mark my words. Something bad will conveniently happen, people will say the date was meerely a warning and that the end is yet to come on XXXX.

Ricardomz

I second this.

First we shall party because teh end of teh world, and then the next day we shall party harder because the world did not end.

The Mayans couldn't predict sh*t

[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="wis3boi"]

And this desputes his post how, exactly? Oh wait, it doesn't.

wis3boi

...no, your reading comprehension is pitiful

Nothing will happen.

However, if I manage to win the lottery that day I will definitely take it as the fulfillment of the Mayan prophecy since I never win anything, ever.

while I don't predict the end of the world, a mass shooting seems possible.

The worst that could happen to me is I'd get stuck in traffic thanks to the holiday rush.

[QUOTE="Ricardomz"]

[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

Mark my words. Something bad will conveniently happen, people will say the date was meerely a warning and that the end is yet to come on XXXX.

-Renegade

I second this.

Really...?

Let's hear this one then.

[QUOTE="Ricardomz"]

[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

Mark my words. Something bad will conveniently happen, people will say the date was meerely a warning and that the end is yet to come on XXXX.

-Renegade

I second this.

Damnit! I' ll be too old then to run around avoiding collapsing buildings!

[QUOTE="Ricardomz"]

[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

Mark my words. Something bad will conveniently happen, people will say the date was meerely a warning and that the end is yet to come on XXXX.

-Renegade

I second this.

Please elaborate
Please

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

[QUOTE="lightleggy"] Because he believes the end of the world will actually happen on december 21st because mayans predicted it?lightleggy

...no, your reading comprehension is pitiful

I like how every post you make is something that is so far from the truth. I don't hate you or your religion, I'm pointing out your failure to form a logical argument without resorting to false information and ad hominems.

First we shall party because teh end of teh world, and then the next day we shall party harder because the world did not end.

Serraph105

Huzzah!.

[QUOTE="-Renegade"][QUOTE="Ricardomz"]

I second this.

chaoscougar1

Please elaborate
Please

On 22 February 2003, the Daily Telegraph (London, England) published a front-page story announcing Isaac Newton's prediction that the world would end in 2060.

Did Newton believe the world would end in 2060?

No, not in a literal sense. For Newton, 2060 A.D. would be more like a new beginning. It would be the end of an old age, and the beginning of a new erathe era Jews refer to the Messianic age and the era premillenarian Christians term the Millennium or Kingdom of God.

What did Newton believe would happen around the time of 2060?

Newton was convinced that Christ would return around this date and establish a global Kingdom of peace. "Babylon" (the corrupt Trinitarian Church) would also fall and the true Gospel would be preached openly. Before the Second Coming, the Jews would return to Israel according to the predictions made in biblical prophecy. The Temple would be rebuilt as well. Slightly before, or around the time of Christ's return, the great battle of Armageddon would take place when a series of nations (the "Gog and Magog" confederacy of Ezekiel's prophecy) invade Israel. Christ and the saints would then intervene to establish a worldwide 1000-year Kingdom of God on earth. Citing the prophet Micah Newton believed this Kingdom would usher in a time of peace and prosperity, a time when people would "beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruninghooks" and when "nations shall not lift up a sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more" (Micah 4:3). Although the documentary chose not to focus on this message of hope, Newton did believe that there would be a positive outcome to the war and destruction that would take place at the end of time. Newton took seriously the prophetic vision of world peace found in Isaiah 2 and Micah 4a vision that sees Jerusalem as the beginning of peace. It is thus perhaps appropriate that the largest collection of Newton's prophetic papers now resides in Jerusalem.

Isaac Newton Apocalypse Prediction

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"]

[QUOTE="-Renegade"] Oh it's already in the books! 2060 is the next scheduled year of the Apocalypse according to Isaac Newton.-Renegade

Please elaborate
Please

On 22 February 2003, the Daily Telegraph (London, England) published a front-page story announcing Isaac Newton's prediction that the world would end in 2060.

Did Newton believe the world would end in 2060?

No, not in a literal sense. For Newton, 2060 A.D. would be more like a new beginning. It would be the end of an old age, and the beginning of a new erathe era Jews refer to the Messianic age and the era premillenarian Christians term the Millennium or Kingdom of God.

What did Newton believe would happen around the time of 2060?

Newton was convinced that Christ would return around this date and establish a global Kingdom of peace. "Babylon" (the corrupt Trinitarian Church) would also fall and the true Gospel would be preached openly. Before the Second Coming, the Jews would return to Israel according to the predictions made in biblical prophecy. The Temple would be rebuilt as well. Slightly before, or around the time of Christ's return, the great battle of Armageddon would take place when a series of nations (the "Gog and Magog" confederacy of Ezekiel's prophecy) invade Israel. Christ and the saints would then intervene to establish a worldwide 1000-year Kingdom of God on earth. Citing the prophet Micah Newton believed this Kingdom would usher in a time of peace and prosperity, a time when people would "beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruninghooks" and when "nations shall not lift up a sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more" (Micah 4:3). Although the documentary chose not to focus on this message of hope, Newton did believe that there would be a positive outcome to the war and destruction that would take place at the end of time. Newton took seriously the prophetic vision of world peace found in Isaiah 2 and Micah 4a vision that sees Jerusalem as the beginning of peace. It is thus perhaps appropriate that the largest collection of Newton's prophetic papers now resides in Jerusalem.

Isaac Newton Apocalypse Prediction

As hard as I find any of these predictions to believe, I do prefer hearing of the ones that say good things will happen.

[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="wis3boi"]

...no, your reading comprehension is pitiful

wis3boi

I like how every post you make is something that is so far from the truth. I don't hate you or your religion, I'm pointing out your failure to form a logical argument without resorting to false information and ad hominems.

I can't wait to die! Yaay!meconate

I hope I' m present when you do ;)

[QUOTE="johnd13"]

[QUOTE="meconate"]I can't wait to die! Yaay!meconate

I hope I' m present when you do ;)

I don' t know what you' re talking about.

[QUOTE="johnd13"]

[QUOTE="meconate"] Are you that one guy who keeps following me?meconate

I don' t know what you' re talking about.

Funny you should say that as I keep having fantasies of you having a shower. But it' s just fantasies-I' m not that lucky to have stared at you through your window. Yet...

[QUOTE="johnd13"]

[QUOTE="meconate"] Ah good. I just thought you were that who keeps staring at me through my window when I'm taking a shower. I can die, on the 21st, peacefully now.meconate

Funny you should say that as I keep having fantasies of you having a shower. But it' s just fantasies-I' m not that lucky to have stared at you through your window. Yet...

Who the heck do they think they are? I won' t share you with anyone! Darn...

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"]

[QUOTE="-Renegade"] Oh it's already in the books! 2060 is the next scheduled year of the Apocalypse according to Isaac Newton.-Renegade

Please elaborate
Please

On 22 February 2003, the Daily Telegraph (London, England) published a front-page story announcing Isaac Newton's prediction that the world would end in 2060.

Did Newton believe the world would end in 2060?

No, not in a literal sense. For Newton, 2060 A.D. would be more like a new beginning. It would be the end of an old age, and the beginning of a new erathe era Jews refer to the Messianic age and the era premillenarian Christians term the Millennium or Kingdom of God.

What did Newton believe would happen around the time of 2060?

Newton was convinced that Christ would return around this date and establish a global Kingdom of peace. "Babylon" (the corrupt Trinitarian Church) would also fall and the true Gospel would be preached openly. Before the Second Coming, the Jews would return to Israel according to the predictions made in biblical prophecy. The Temple would be rebuilt as well. Slightly before, or around the time of Christ's return, the great battle of Armageddon would take place when a series of nations (the "Gog and Magog" confederacy of Ezekiel's prophecy) invade Israel. Christ and the saints would then intervene to establish a worldwide 1000-year Kingdom of God on earth. Citing the prophet Micah Newton believed this Kingdom would usher in a time of peace and prosperity, a time when people would "beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruninghooks" and when "nations shall not lift up a sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more" (Micah 4:3). Although the documentary chose not to focus on this message of hope, Newton did believe that there would be a positive outcome to the war and destruction that would take place at the end of time. Newton took seriously the prophetic vision of world peace found in Isaiah 2 and Micah 4a vision that sees Jerusalem as the beginning of peace. It is thus perhaps appropriate that the largest collection of Newton's prophetic papers now resides in Jerusalem.

Isaac Newton Apocalypse Prediction

Yeah this 2012 "Doomsday" stuff is silly and getting out of control especially on the Bungie.net off-topic (aka The flood) and i don't really trust any of the Bungie.net off topic posters on this doomsday stuff because they're known to discuss rather rude and nasty topics and the mayan calender never said anything about the end of the world and even the modern-day mayan descendants have said the world will NOT end on the 21st of September and besides this "Planet X" would be easily visible in the night sky and i've not seen anything brighter than the stars execpt for the Moon.p.s my usernames shows how much is hate this 2012 doomsday stuff.doomsdayrubbish

Yeah this 2012 "Doomsday" stuff is silly and getting out of control especially on the Bungie.net off-topic (aka The flood) and i don't really trust any of the Bungie.net off topic posters on this doomsday stuff because they're known to discuss rather rude and nasty topics and the mayan calender never said anything about the end of the world and even the modern-day mayan descendants have said the world will NOT end on the 21st of September and besides this "Planet X" would be easily visible in the night sky and i've not seen anything brighter than the stars execpt for the Moon.p.s my usernames shows how much is hate this 2012 doomsday stuff.doomsdayrubbish

Quite the thing that you would register here to express your opinions on one subject. :o

[QUOTE="doomsdayrubbish"]Yeah this 2012 "Doomsday" stuff is silly and getting out of control especially on the Bungie.net off-topic (aka The flood) and i don't really trust any of the Bungie.net off topic posters on this doomsday stuff because they're known to discuss rather rude and nasty topics and the mayan calender never said anything about the end of the world and even the modern-day mayan descendants have said the world will NOT end on the 21st of September and besides this "Planet X" would be easily visible in the night sky and i've not seen anything brighter than the stars execpt for the Moon.p.s my usernames shows how much is hate this 2012 doomsday stuff.sune_Gem

Quite the thing that you would register here to express your opinions on one subject. :o

The only bad thing I expect to happen on December 21st is a chance of rain in my part of Southern California.

[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

[QUOTE="doomsdayrubbish"]Yeah this 2012 "Doomsday" stuff is silly and getting out of control especially on the Bungie.net off-topic (aka The flood) and i don't really trust any of the Bungie.net off topic posters on this doomsday stuff because they're known to discuss rather rude and nasty topics and the mayan calender never said anything about the end of the world and even the modern-day mayan descendants have said the world will NOT end on the 21st of September and besides this "Planet X" would be easily visible in the night sky and i've not seen anything brighter than the stars execpt for the Moon.p.s my usernames shows how much is hate this 2012 doomsday stuff.doomsdayrubbish

Quite the thing that you would register here to express your opinions on one subject. :o

oh there are definitely going to be some "Bad" things happening.

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

[QUOTE="lightleggy"] it's okay wis3boi, I understand that you hate me because im religious and you are a new atheist, therefore you will now use every chance you get to call me an idiot. The guy called someone an idiot for saying that the world wouldn't end on december 21st, anyone could interprete that as "he is a believer".lightleggy

I like how every post you make is something that is so far from the truth. I don't hate you or your religion, I'm pointing out your failure to form a logical argument without resorting to false information and ad hominems.