Harold Camping Spent Around $100 Million on Rapture Ads
That's the estimate from an employee at Family Radio
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Despite his May 21 end-of-the-world prediction being completely and totally wrong, Christian radio host Harold Camping has some reasons to believe that on October 21 -- tomorrow! -- the world is really, really going to end this time.
That's the estimate from an employee at Family Radio
Proven wrong, the elderly Family Radio pastor decides to give it another go
There may just be hours left to shill!
Mom, could you wait on selling the house until after 6 p.m. Saturday, please?
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