The purpose of this blog is to get you ready for the second most important day of your life–the first being the day you drank those four quarts of bleach. I want to convey to you 1) the great urgency in the world 2) urgency I personally feel for a bathroom 3) the atmosphere of urgency I want to create so that you could be compelled to make a horrible life decision about religion.
Everything the Bible declares has the full authority of God Himself. How do I know that the Bible is true? The Bible says it’s true. How do I know that Superman is stronger than Bizarro? The comics tell me so. How do I know that the transmissions I receive in my head are the voices of Frank Capra and Eugene O’Neill? They said so.
Now, at this time, information is coming forth from the Bible through me through this blog which all clearly reveal God’s plan for Judgment Day, the end of the world, and the International Beer Festival in Frankenmuth Michigan.
The Bible has opened up slowly it’s milky white pages and parted it’s silky smooth bindings to reveal it’s delicate and sweet sweet secrets to me.
This information was never previously known because God had been coy and kept the blossom of his Word pure until now.
It has become very obvious to the serious student of the Bible, meaning every highschool drop out who has read The Bible Code and watched the movie The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe that we are now living in the last few days of earth’s history. The history of the Moon is ending soon too. Sorry, lunar rover.
The Bible’s calendar of history is completely accurate and trustworthy. I have removed my iCalendar function from my computer and now rely solely on Nahum and Habukkuk to remind me when my electroshock therapy is scheduled so that I can ‘accidentally’ be out of town and miss the appointment.
Since this Bible calendar is given by God in His Word, it can be trusted wholeheartedly.
So can it’s recipes. Have you ever had honey and locusts? Try it!
I highly recommend that you obtain a free copy of the book “We Are Almost There!” by writing to the following address: Family Stations, Inc., 290 Hegenberger Rd., Oakland, CA 94621.
If you are too busy to mail an envelope as you get ready for the end of the world, i.e. building a bombshelter, screaming on sidewalks, or shamefully crying over your recent masturbation session to the Mormon Tabernacle DVD your Grandmother gave you, get more apocalyptic know-how at: www.familyradio.com.
The Times Of Every Important Event In History
11,013 BC—Creation. God creates the world and Adam.
11,o13 BC–God creates woman from Adam’s rib.
11,039 BC–Another hole is tried out and Cain is born.
4990 BC—The flood of Noah. Everybody dies in a worldwide flood. Only Noah, his milf wife, and his 3 sons and their swappable wives survive in the boat along with dinosaurs, buffalo, dodos, and dragons (6023 years from creation). Frannie Mickelsen tragically dies at the age of 9 after just learning how to doggy paddle really good.
7 BC—The year Jesus H. Christ is born (11,006 years from creation). NOT 4 AD. Seriously. And on Christmas Day. Seriously.
33 AD—The year Jesus H. Christ goes on vacation to India and gets food poisoning and dies.
(11,045 years from creation; 5023 calendar years from the flood).
1988 AD—This year ended the church age and Rick Astley’s Never Gonna Give You Up tops the charts (13,000 years from creation). Seriously.
1994 AD—On September 7th, the first 2300-day period of the greater tribulation came to an end and Here Comes the Hotstepper by Ini Kamoze makes number one on the Billboard charts (13,006 years from creation). Seriously. I’m not making this shit up.
2011 AD—On May 21st, Frankenmuth Michigan will host their Annual World Expo of Beer!
http://www.frankenmuthfestivals.com/
http://www.worldexpoofbeer.com/expo/
February 6, 2010 at 7:33 am
http://mindflowers.net/jesus-comes-back-may-21st-2011-watch-him-return-from-frankenmuth-michigan/#comment-2005
February 10, 2010 at 2:19 pm
I think the Frankenmuth World Expo of Beer is actually on May 21st, 2010. But that’s great because it gives me time to sober up before Jesus comes back.
February 12, 2010 at 12:54 am
Hello Julie Wulie!
You’re right: Frankenmuth is gonna party like scurvy rocked sailors on both 2010 and 2011!
I suggest that people go to Frankenmuth every year but 2011 will be great because that’s the date that Jesus will rapture the church. What better way to meet Jesus than with a beer buzz in Michigan?
Thanks for reading and I’ll see you Frankenmuth!
Polly Wolly
September 16, 2010 at 11:53 am
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-r-coats/whats-real-about-the-rapt_b_716688.html
September 20, 2010 at 3:25 pm
Is it true that people tend to ridicule the things they hate most? The sad thing is that simply assuming things about what has been found out regarding 2011 END OF THE WORLD, rather than at least looking at it first, you have no idea what you are making fun of. Historically people have made fun of things that could have saved them or their loved ones but instead they chose the crowd’s hateful exuberance. “Louis Pastuer is an imbecilic! surgeons washing hands? Sterilize instruments of invisible little mean natured creatures? How ridiculous! HA HA HA And run milk through a process to make it safe? HA HA HA HA what morons the ones who bother paying attention to this guy! And do you know that he does not even believe Darwin’s great genius! Ha! But he trusts the Bible! A Christian! Really what an absurd man …like science can co-exist with all that …. too funny”
September 21, 2010 at 1:06 am
Thanks for your comment Doug! I was just reading about Pastuer recently. Turns out that even earlier in 1847 Dr. Klein in the Vienna hospital railroaded a fellow named Semmelweiss who figured out that doctors were passing sickness amongst patients (though not clearly knowing the process of transmission). Funny that folks will indeed close their eyes to new information. I have read quite a bit about May 21st 2011. What I have asked others before without answer is will the rapture be a ‘spiritual’ event or will people physically disappear? I do understand that folks will be “changed in the twinkling of an eye”–am I correct in taking that to mean that folks will not be taken into heaven and disappear from among us as is sometimes depicted in other Christian teachings? If nothing “happens” to the average observer does this weaken your claims at all? Also, what then will happen in October? I have heard that the end of the world will come at that time and what if the world does not end at that time? Have you been to Frankenmuth Michigan? They have a World Expo of Beers there and though I have never seen it for myself, I have strong reason to believe that it is real and that it will come again on May 21st 2011. Thanks for your comment and I appreciate you stopping by MindFlowersDotNet for the most authoritative information on May 21st 2011.
September 21, 2010 at 1:10 am
http://www.familyradio.com/index.html
September 21, 2010 at 1:13 am
October 5, 2010 at 5:18 am
you people are weird…religion is made by the reptilian and all ascended master are reptilian and all angels and demons are reptilian all facts try reverse speech and you will get the knowledge you must get passed using your human five sense ..you bunch of weirdo wake up before they eat your dumb selves on the other side …
October 5, 2010 at 7:40 am
Finally someone who knows what they’re talkin’ about! I couldn’t agree more.
January 4, 2011 at 10:42 am
Serzly, dis doesn’t make sense at all…Ur so off point…ur quoting the bible…the bible dat has been tampered and mixed….nigga wake up
January 5, 2011 at 1:46 am
Hello Braintouch! Thanks for your comment.
I appreciate where you’re coming from. I have heard a lot of people say that the Bible has changed a lot over time but really it has not.
I have read a number of academic writing about the Bible and even agnostics and atheists who don’t have any investment in making
the Bible look better than it is concede that the Bible hasn’t changed of any sort.
(With exceptions that you will find printed directly in most of today’s Bible versions–like the addition to the end of Mark and the portion in John concerning the
stoning of the ‘adulterous woman’)
Where the problem lies is not with the Bible being changed over time, but with folks who misunderstand the way the Bible was collected, the writings that “didn’t make the cut” the way historical, textual, genre, and other criticisms work. The problem, I feel, is folks who nod to literalism and then expand their understanding or interpretation to the ‘one correct’ interpretation. I suggest this may be called “literalist egotism.”
Another problem can occur when folks do what Harold Camping and his adherents are doing: a blend of literalism mixed with mystical symbolism that is applied to portions of their choosing. Numbers are made to mean whatever they wish, dates are played with fast and loose, and all are over laid with a foregone conclusion: the world is ending soon (just how soon? lemme tell you!).
I don’t mean to pick on Harold Camping or his followers. This type of belief has been around for a long time under many different guises and it can occur in just about any faith system.
I’ve personally met a number of Camping’s followers and they were good, nice, kind, and generous hearted people. I didn’t agree with them, but we saw and respected the humanity of each other.
And I think that’s an important and beautiful occurrence.
I do believe wholeheartedly that Frankenmuth Michigan is having a World Expo of Beer on the day that Jesus is set to rapture the true believers: May 21st of This Year Of Our Lord Two Thousand and Eleven.
I am banking that there will be many people there that will have different religions or no religion and have all kinds of different political views and backgrounds. But they will have a good time together and share laughs. And I think that will be an important and beautiful occurrence
See you there!
Oh, and is using the “n word” necessary? I thought that the internet agreed to phase that out after 2010….
Peace, Ryan
April 19, 2011 at 7:41 am
the problem with harold camping’s theroy is that matthew 13:32 says:
“However, no one knows the day or hour when these things will happen, not even the angels in heaven or the Son himself. Only the Father knows”
and Acts 1:7 says:
“He said to them, ‘it is not for you to know the times or dates the father has set by his own authority’”
i dont mean any disrespect by posting this comment, im not even trying to convert anyone here, i just wanted to throw those verses out there. i really dont understand how people overlook those verses. im not saying it couldnt happen on that day, every day has just as good of a chance for the world to end as any other day. may 21st has just as good of a chance for the world to end as today does. but think about it, if you were God, and you were going to end the world on a certain date, but you didnt want anyone to know, would you really leave clues in the bible of what day that would be?
agian, im not trying to convert anyone, and i didnt mean any disrespect, i just wanted my standpoint out there.
thanks,
Bri
April 20, 2011 at 12:39 am
Bri,
I appreciate your thoughts and your comment!
Its a breath of fresh air to see someone on the internet who is so respectful.
I think you’re absolutely right Bri. Harold Camping’s thinking isn’t all that consistent, rational, or coherent.
But then again, who is?
And if they are, they’re usually pretty boring.
I’m of the mind that we should treat the world well so that ten generations from now children will be able to play, learn, and grow in an environment that
we would be proud to give to them.
And let’s love each other really well without desire for reward or out of fear. Love is reward enough.
If Jesus is to come back, I hope that he’d find a world free of war, bigotry, hunger, injustice.
Together, we can and will make a better world.
Thanks for writing in Bri!