On its website, Family Radio says May 21 as Judgment Day is "derived solely from evidence found in the Bible." "Mr. Camping saw God had placed, in scripture, many important signs and proofs.

Which is one reason “the day of the Lord” figured so prominently in his letters. These days it is out of fashion to talk about judging and judgment. Ours is a much more “tolerant” age—or ...

Recent full-page ads in newspapers and signs on street corners carry a dire warning: Judgment Day is here. Followers of Christian radio broadcaster Harold Camping believe the Second Coming of ...

May 21, 2011, is the latest attempt to get a jump on Judgment Day, courtesy of Oakland, Calif.-based Family Radio, a nonprofit evangelical Christian group. And, assuming we're here to follow up ...

And across the globe, followers of a California preacher's long-publicized message that Judgment Day would arrive Saturday turned to the Bible, the book they believe predicts the beginning of ...

Once we understand God's judgment as putting an end to all that is wrong with the world (war, famine, disease, and so on), then we can understand why even the apostle Paul viewed judgment as part ...