Here’s theologian Paul Begley reading from the Book of
Revelation and providing evidence that the end times are near.
It isn’t his first rant on the matter; Begley has a relatively substantial
youtube presence, and each one is a slightly more unhinged attempt at
shoehorning non-existence evidence into service for an incoherent hypothesis,
than the previous. This one, for instance.
(In fact, you’ll find plenty here). At
least he takes a not particularly convincing stab at explaining why Harold Camping’s prophecies was wrong,
followed by an observation that the comet Elenin is coming,
so the end must be very near – we’re talking a few years, maybe three. But no
specific date can be given, for that would make Begley look like a fool, just
like Harold Camping.
In his daily life Paul Begley is a preacher at the Community
Gospel Baptist Church in Knox, Indiana. According to his website “Paul recently
expanded the ministry by tapping into the media of the Internet. This tool has
allowed him to reach out internationally with the message of
salvation and the Bible Prophecy. Salvations have increased
exponentially and it is intriguing to anticipate what the next move of God will
be.” (I don’t think he knows what “exponentially” means).
Diagnosis: Superloon. His following is probably limited, but
from the comments on his youtube videos it looks as if some people are actually
listening to the rubbish that falls out of his mouth.
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