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For nearly 200 years, Christian leaders have predicted the exact date of the Rapture — and every single one has failed.

From the Millerites and The Great Disappointment in 1844, to Hal Lindsey’s Cold War prophecy charts, to the Left Behind empire, to Harold Camping’s 2011 billboards — the end of the world has been confidently scheduled again and again.

And every time it didn’t happen?

The dates were revised.
The meaning was reinterpreted.
The accountability was… optional.

In this livestream, we examine:

• The historical pattern of failed rapture predictions
• How fear became marketable in modern evangelical culture
• Why prophecy hype thrives in times of global anxiety
• And what repeated failure does to institutional trust

For many in Gen X, this wasn’t abstract theology.

It was atmosphere.

This episode isn’t about mocking belief — it’s about examining patterns.

Because if the apocalypse keeps getting rescheduled…

Eventually the only thing that disappears is credibility.

Let’s talk about it.

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