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**gymnAnemoe** · 03-28-2011, 03:51 PM

We've often discussed the past here, let's look forward.

One thing we all agree about is that the Earth will one day cease to exist, right?

To people taking the science route, I think there's consencus that while the Earth may not always be inhabitable, it will continue to exist until our sun dies.

Different religious groups have different ideas about the end of the Earth: From the ancient Mayans (a semi-scientific deduction) saying we have one year left to the Christian notion of Judgement Day, there are numerous tales about how our ultimate end will come.

In the cas of Judgement Day, if we no longer inhabit this planet, does that mean human life will one day totally cease to exist (I feel like I've asked that one before)...

Are we waiting for any other Biblical (including the Koran) predictions or prophecies to come true now?

03-28-2011, 03:51 PM	#1
gymnAnemoe Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 526 Senior Member	Judgement Day and the future We've often discussed the past here, let's look forward. One thing we all agree about is that the Earth will one day cease to exist, right? To people taking the science route, I think there's consencus that while the Earth may not always be inhabitable, it will continue to exist until our sun dies. Different religious groups have different ideas about the end of the Earth: From the ancient Mayans (a semi-scientific deduction) saying we have one year left to the Christian notion of Judgement Day, there are numerous tales about how our ultimate end will come. In the cas of Judgement Day, if we no longer inhabit this planet, does that mean human life will one day totally cease to exist (I feel like I've asked that one before)... Are we waiting for any other Biblical (including the Koran) predictions or prophecies to come true now?
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