So, what will Reverend Harold Camping have to say THIS time, now that the world has, once again, not ended? Assuming, of course, that he is still here too and has not been raptured.
Christian eschatology has been wrong (every time) verily since Jesus first said
"...Verily I say unto you, That there be some of them that stand here, which shall not taste of death, till they have seen the kingdom of God come..." Mark 9:1 about two thousand years ago.
The resulting Christian myth of the "Wandering Jew" (as even in the Dark Ages - when Christianity Ruled supreme - it was obvious that
something was not quite right, since living in a shit-filled village oppressed by a thieving Christian Nobility did not seem all that God-Kingdom-like) has few supporters today, not even amongst the more deranged Christians.
Why is not the obvious conclusion drawn: ...
...There is a larger universe,
than that imagined by a primitive desert tribe?