university course.

Sounds like a fascinating class! Of course, any idea about the Apocalypse is going to be tied to notions of hysteria. This is just one of the more absurd examples.



"First you ask if you can be red, knowing that I'm always red."

You know, was a little too harsh to the actors and Jack Van Imp is the more quiet of the ministers that believe this. When my good for nothing ex husband would go to sleep, I would stay up and do housework and study and sometimes I saw it and watched it. They were very calm and silent. I think it was nonsense, but at least they weren't screaming their heads off.

It was interesting in the fact that it could promote a good educational conversation about the whole concept where no one would get mad. I use to know places where that happened. People just had their views and that was fine.

From what I know of the "Rapture" it is not as these people portray. ALL of us go. Someone once told me the idea of the "Rapture" was actually taken from some story, but I don't know if the story exists or not. Van Imp I don't mind, it is John Hagee I can't stand.

My daughter was terrorized with this stuff, with Hagee and the rapture and she was just a child. This stuff is scary to a 7-year-old. Besides, I called one person I know from their and it is required that you be stupid to work there. My daughter, now 16, stabbed her father because of all this. That and the fact he was beating her, which in Texas is alright because I begged them to get involved.

Oh well, the Catholic Church shut him up.