What do you guys think about the 2012, end of days?

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  1. AskAshlie3433 profile image61
    AskAshlie3433posted 13 years ago

    What do you guys think about the 2012, end of days?

  2. slc334 profile image39
    slc334posted 13 years ago

    Not at all, it's just the Aztec equivalent of New Years!

  3. MoneyCreator24 profile image57
    MoneyCreator24posted 13 years ago

    Once I asked a related question http://hubpages.com/question/91440/what … ember-2012

    However, I think it will not be the end of days. First, it would be against all universal laws. And secondly, in addition to the prophecies for 2012, there are also prophecies for a long time afterwards. There are descriptions of the world by 2050. So I think life will go on. Maybe something different than usual. But that can only be good.

  4. jwood00 profile image61
    jwood00posted 13 years ago

    Throughout history, societies have anticipated an upcoming apocalypse. The only new aspect is the unfortunate ability for anyone in the world to log-on to the internet and create and perpetuate hysteria on a larger scale.

    See a timeline of past predictions:
    http://www.abhota.info/end1.htm

  5. What Is Q profile image73
    What Is Qposted 13 years ago

    I think the Mayans ran out of room on the rock they were carving the calendar on.  But... for an interesting thought... December 21, 2012, is supposed to be the day that all the planets align. I think. So I hear, anyway. Will the world end on that day?  Who knows.  But I don't have any plans for December 22nd.  There's another theory going on right now that the world will end October 21st of this year...

  6. christ4ever profile image64
    christ4everposted 13 years ago

    It's not the "End of Days", just the end of the current Age of Mankind according to the Mayan Calendar's "long cycle". The next cycle (or Age) starts right after. Just because they didn't "publish" the next calendar, doesn't mean that time stops (or the "world is over"). Their civilization just didn't stick around long enough to do the next "printing". See our Article featuring "The SEVEN AGES" ( http://hubpages.com/hub/7-Minutes-to-Mi … -DIRECTORY ), and look at the last two Ages as an example.

    Whether this actually means something significant for our current world civilization is another topic. Many people agree that we are on the cusp of a great transition in the world. I feel that this is simply Biblical Prophecy unfolding before our eyes, but NOT quite the "End Times" yet. We are just at the dawn of a blessed NEW ERA. Whether it happens exactly on 2012 is another matter, but we are close, none-the-less.

 
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