♥ What the world will never take!

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Doomsday?

Friday, November 11, 2011

I don't understand.

If people believe in the end of the world, what about God's promise to Noah that he will never destroy the earth again?

Ironically, most of those whom predicted the different doomsday were Christians or believed in God, and none of the predictions came true.

Did we forge the rainbow promise or is there something I'm not understanding here?

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