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Rapture Dispute: Tapley vs. Camping

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William Tapley (AKA Mr. Doom and Gloom, AKA Third Eagle of the Apocalypse, AKA Co-prophet of the end times, AKA whatever else he’s come up with this week) has some harsh words for Harold Camping and his prediction of the coming Rapture. He accuses Camping of bringing discredit upon true prophets of the end times.

You may remember that Tapley predicted that the end times tribulations would begin in October, 2010

via Tapley vs. Camping | Unreasonable Faith.


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