There have been thousands of end-of-the-world
predictions. They have been the products of many great minds and have
had many devoted believers from various religions and cults. For example
in Christian England alone, during the reformation, "eighty books were published on the subject of the world's end"1.
All have put a lot of time and effort in to each and every prediction,
building up supporting evidence from religious texts, historical trends
and numerology. What do all these predictions have in common about the
end of the world? They have all been wrong.
- Types of Apocalyptism and Common Features
- The World Will Definitely End on a Nice Round Number
- The Year 2000 Millennium Bug: An Expensive Panic Created by an Irresponsible Popular Press
- 2012 and the Mayan Calendar: A Panic Born From Advertising
- When Predictions Fail: What Next?
- Destructive Suicide Cults
- Christian Prophets of Doom
- Some Other Cults That Predicted the End of the World
- Why are there so many Christian end-of-the-world cults?
- A Real End-of-World Scenario: A Meteorite Strike
- Thousands of Failed Predictions (Links)
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