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2012 end of the world part
So check it if the world ends on 2012 wouldn't it have to end on 2011 in other parts of the world?
And isn't it a different year in chinese
Ok so china instead of chinese but I'm pretty sure that a race or religions calender is a bit different then ours due to the fact that they believe jesus hasn't been born yet at least I think if I'm wrong then sorry
technically yes
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Do you think the world will end on December 21, 2012?
I saw a special on the history channel, about how this Aztec calendar ends on that very day, and that was a very accurate ancient calendar and all...plus the stock market computer predicted an increase in terrorism leading up to 2012, and many predictions (even part of the Bible, I've heard) say the world will end at that time. I really don't want it to. what do you believe?
If the Aztecs were prescient, they would still be around. Obviously, they weren't real good at predicting the future.
A stock market computer predicted an increase in terrorism? Gosh, who would've thought? Good thing we had a computer doing that - we would have never guessed without it.
The bible does *not* predict *when* the end of the world will come, certainly not 6/6/6 (which passed before the bible existed). The bible *specifically states* that no man will know the hour or the day - not even Jesus, when he was alive, knew.
That being said, we also do not know when the world will "end". Some Christian sects believe that the world will *not* be destroyed, just renewed. Others believe that it will be replaced.
Considering the number of kooks through the ages who have predicted the end of the world - and gathered hundreds or thousands of followers by doing so - and lived to see their predictions proven false, I would not be inclined to believe anyone's prediction of the end of the world. (Well, if NASA said it was certain, I might be concerned.)
The solution is: live each day as if it were your last, because no one knows the time of their death.
