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* Is it true believers into heaven, while others have left (Adds comments on the "Left Behind" author and atheists)

By Gabrielle Saver

SAN FRANCISCO, May 19 (Reuters) - U.S. evangelical Christian broadcasters predict that the Day of Judgement will come on Saturday said he hoped to remain close to a TV or radio to monitor the unfolding apocalypse.

Harold Camping, 1989 before the prophecy that Christ will return to earth, 1994.The leader of the Christian Family Radio Network Stations Inc., says he is sure that an earthquake will shake the earth on May 21, wiped away the believers in heaven, and his leaving behind the others drowned in the destruction of the world a few months.

"We know beyond any doubt that this will happen," Camping Reuters.

His 66 American Family Radio stations and broadcasts in more than 30 languages ​​in international relations.

About 2,200 supporters of the posted billboards around the United States in the coming apocalypse, and dozens of his followers were transferred to the country with the news.

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If this blog post he wrote, Today is Thursday 19 May 2011. If you are a Christian Radio Broadcasting Harold Camping is the way, ending Saturday, May 21 the world. It is not necessary to go into great detail to explain that Mr. Harold Camping is bad.

Instead of immediately point to any biblical scripture, which states: "At World's End on May 21, 2011," Camping indicates the self-created math leads him to that conclusion. But really, this conclusion would have been camping, no one has claimed numbers.

It's like Google is an algorithm to express what really is a series of opinion on how Internet search, and placement of news, it should work. Leaders like Google is stressing these "black doos'die result, but the fact is, as a black box, which is a search result that does not support their views will change.

Mr. Camp, originally a Berkeley-trained engineer long before the creation of the Department of Family Stations, Inc., uses a mathematical system of its own design, that it would lead to nothing directly to do with the Bible to generate. Indeed, in an interview with New York Magazine.

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May 21, 2011, the latest attempt to jump on the Day of Judgement, courtesy of Oakland, California-based Family Radio, a nonprofit evangelical Christian group gets. And, assuming that we all are monitored, it will make a nice addition on May 22 in a random list of the expected second coming has already survived.

1. Let's start with the family radio, whose president, Harold Camping, predicted the End of Days: September 6, 1994th Camping was "thrown into a precise calculation, because some of the verses in Matthew 24," a company spokesman told ABC News this month.

Christian radio is visibly more confident this time, spending big bucks for the 5000 billboards, posters, flyers and digital bus displays throughout the country.

February. Edgar Whisenant did not get it the first time, either as pre-Rapture book is still in mid-September 1988 edition of "88 Reasons Why the Rapture will be 1988" and "On Borrowed Time." No apocalypse, no problem. The former NASA engineer who has just pushed down forecasts for the next three years, and has written books along the way, none of which allegedly sold, and the first two.

He died in 2001. We can not confirm where it awaits the big day.