A recent outbreak of terror had the believers of “Judgement Day” running around crying about the end of the world that was supposed to take place on May 21. Harold Camping, president of Family Radio, said that the rapture was supposed to happen last week, when the lord was supposed to choose who he would save. After nothing happened on May 21, Camping made another prediction that it was only the beginning, and that the world will be destroyed after five months of suffering on October 21.
     The message that the world was ending was spread all throughout the internet. Many people were trying to finish their bucket lists and say their goodbyes, but this “Judgement Day” prediction was not the only time that Camping’s been wrong.
     According to Fox 25 News, this is not the first time that Harold Camping had made a false prediction. Camping also predicted in 1994 that the world would come to an end, and nothing happened then either.
     Nobody will know for sure when the world is really supposed to end, and until then, people should not be living in fear of death. Nothing can be done with fear, and if the world were really supposed to end being afraid would do nothing to stop it. Predictions can be made, but there has been so  many times before when the world was “ending” but everything remained perfectly normal.