Harold Camping is back and so am I.
Saturday’s predicted rapture and judgment day didn’t pan out as Harold Camping predicted, so he reflected upon this initial disappointment and concluded that there was no way his calculations were wrong. Nor were his interpretations wrong. And he didn’t think the Bible was wrong. So therefore judgment day must have happened after all but it was spiritual. WE DIDN’T SEE IT.
That’s right. On Saturday, May 21, we experienced an invisible judgment day, and the end of the world is still scheduled for October 21, 2011.
So in honor of this renewed/revised/redefined prediction, I’m putting Pocket Guide to the Apocalypse back on sale.
While supplies last, you can get signed copies of Pocket Guide to the Apocalypse AND Pocket Guide to the Bible for a total of $10.21, in honor of the coming end of the world.
Shipping is FREE (U.S. only).
And also, in honor of Harold Camping, I will be including an invisible book in this package. It’s called A Brief History of Invisible Fulfilled Prophecies and it will be signed in invisible ink. You won’t be able to see it as this book is available in spiritual format only.*
For good measure, I’ll place a bookmark on page 42 of the Apocalypse book, where you can read about Charles Taze Russell, who first came up with the invisible-fulfillment-of-prophecy strategy when his predicted doomsday didn’t seem to arrive in 1874, as promised.
* Note: I’m joking about the invisible book but the two-for-$10.21 deal is absolutely real. Buy it via PayPal below.
* Update: The sale has ended. Thanks to those of you who are now enjoying your visible and/or spiritual books.
With the rapture less than a week away (in theory), I keep thinking that it would be a shame for the end of days to arrive without people having had the chance to read my book about the end of days, 
