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(RNS) After being contacted by New Hampshire insurance officials, the owner of a business who claimed he would provide atheist rescuers for pets of Christians caught up in the Rapture now says his three-year-old service was a spoof and never had any clients. By Adelle M. Banks.
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Faith,
Doctrine & Practice
Beliefs:
Freethought (Atheist, Humanist, Agnostic)
Tags:
end-times theology, eternal earth-bound pets, harold camping, hoax, rapture, scam
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(RNS) Doomsday prophet Harold Camping conceded last week that his failed May 21 end-of-the-world prediction was "incorrect and sinful," but a man who runs a rescue for pets that have been left behind by the Rapture wishes he'd keep on talking. By Adelle M. Banks.
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(RNS) Radio evangelist Harold Camping has called his erroneous prediction that the world would end last May 21 a "sinful statement" and declared that his ministry is out of the prediction business. By Adelle M. Banks
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