the last days

[keith27m1985]

do you think the world is going to end

[southernhorizons]

It'll end some time, but I don't know when. I doubt it'll be this year, like everybody's predicting.

[shortnlovabl3]

at some point it'll end but i don't think it'll end in our lifetime or even our childrens.  Just cause a calendar ends doesn't mean anything it just ment they didnt thin something could last that long lol

[ninajay]

I think the world will end eventually.

[mcat1970]

The bible says very clearly that nobody knows the day or the hour when the world will end.  Why do people keep trying to predict it?   If you have put your faith in Jesus as your Lord and Savior then the end of the world is no problem. Are you pretrib, post-trib or milleniest? for those of you that don't know that means do you believe Christ will take Christians out of this world in the rapture before or after the Great tribulation...or not until his 1000 year reign on earth?

[falcon9]

The bible says ...

There's no evidence to support the religious concept of "rapture" since that's a vague matter of 'faith' alone.

[sigmapi1501]

The sun will expand and burn up the earth in like 5 billion years, right?

[falcon9]

The sun will expand and burn up the earth in like 5 billion years, right?

It would seem so, which makes the sun middle-aged. After evolving through the hydrogen-burning phase, the Sun will puff up into a huge red giant star as the hydrogen fuel becomes scarce, expanding 200 times the size it is now, probably swallowing the Earth. What's more likely is a large asteroid smacking into the earth well before 5 billion years rolls around.

[maxinmotion]

When I was a kid I remember hearing that the world would end in the year 2000.
As long as we keep moving forward the date will keep changing.

[brendy1990]

someday, hopefully far into the future, but only god truly nows

[southernhorizons]

The sun will expand and burn up the earth in like 5 billion years, right?

It would seem so, which makes the sun middle-aged. After evolving through the hydrogen-burning phase, the Sun will puff up into a huge red giant star as the hydrogen fuel becomes scarce, expanding 200 times the size it is now, probably swallowing the Earth. What's more likely is a large asteroid smacking into the earth well before 5 billion years rolls around.

There's no evidence that the sun is "evolving," and that it will puff up to 200 times its size and swallow the earth. You'll believe all the stuff so-called scientists say, on faith, with no proof, yet you always ask for proof whenever anyone believes what the bible says, on faith.

[articx]

Probably, but I don't think it will happen in December 2012.

[persianshah]

Yea haven't you heard about the noises under ground? It's some crazy stuff going on

[falcon9]

There's no evidence that the sun is "evolving," and that it will puff up to 200 times its size and swallow the earth.

I'm not sure if you're simply trolling or, just simple-minded however, there is such a thing as astronomical evidence.   

You'll believe all the stuff so-called scientists say, on faith, with no proof ...

Incorrect.  Evidence to support astronomical theories is required, just as it is for specious religious theories.  In regards to star sequences, scientists have the advantage of being able to observe distant stars, (which correlates to 'looking into a star's past'), and have observed stellar evolution first-hand.
-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stellar_evolution

... yet you always ask for proof whenever anyone believes what the bible says, on faith.

That's because I'm not the one proposing the completely unsupported claim that 'goddidit', sans any evidence whatsoever.  Whereas hard evidence exists which is not based upon religious "faith", (the same cannot be said for an irrational religious faith that contradicts rational evidence).

[squirrelgirl44]

I'm 100% sure it will not be this year. I'm sure it will end, but I doubt it will even be in my child's lifetime.