Rapture Party Day

Predictions over recent decades suggested that May 21st 2011 would mark the end of the world, in the form of the Christian Rapture. As far as we can tell, this event didn’t happen as Harold Camping predicted, and now the date is celebrated with ‘rapture parties’ and ‘end of the world parties’.

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