Many Americans Expect Jesus Return By 2050

A new survey finds that Americans are divided over whether they believe Jesus Christ will return by the year 2050. Among respondents to the survey by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press and Smithsonian Magazine, 41% said they expect Jesus' Second Coming in the next 40 years, while 46 percent said it probably or definitely won't happen. The poll suggests that 58 percent of white evangelicals...

Rapture Tracker Watching And Waiting Online

Some see the signs in natural disasters or political news, others in apocalyptic visions at the movie theatre. Whatever the inspiration, a growing online community is devoted to tracking the imminent arrival of the Rapture. Specifics vary according to denomination and individual belief, but basic Rapture doctrine says Jesus will unexpectedly return and bring faithful Christians to Heaven, leaving non-believers and followers...

Leading Economist: I Fear The Worst Is Yet To Come...

As stock markets headed off a cliff again last week, closely followed by currencies, and as meltdown threatened entire countries such as Hungary and Iceland, one voice was in demand above all others to steer us through the gloom: that of Dr Doom. For years Dr Doom toiled in relative obscurity as a New York University economics professor under his alias, Nouriel Roubini. But after making a series of uncannily accurate...

Moral Decline Seen As Reason For U.S. Woes

Many believe American has turned it’s back on God and entered what amounts to the modern-day gates of Sodom.  God cannot bless a nation or a people that has turned it’s back on him. When you defiantly turn your back to God, reject Him and His Word, than all that awaits is judgment. Conservative U.S. Christians say the culture has gone to hell and it has taken the economy and Wall Street down with it. It is a...