Photos: All parties' responses to Harold Camping's failed May 21st Doomsday prediction

By Daniel Lee | May 22, 2011 04:57 AM EDT

 

Rolling earthquake did not occur on the May 21st Doomsday that was predicted by Harold Camping who has disappeared for several hours. All people, including his follower and unbelievers,  are looking for Camping while he is hiding now.

Here is all parties' reactions to Harold Camping after the failed May 21st Doomsday.

Harold Camping

Camping is keeping silent and hiding now. Family Radio office has been closed. And the curtains of Camping's house were drawn.  Reuters reported nobody was answering the door.

Reports speculated Camping may explain that he made a mathematical error, like he did in 1994.

Followers

Before Camping's prediction failed, many of Camping's followers, who believed Camping's Doomsday predictions to be true, had quit their jobs, dropped out of schools, left family members, spent all their savings in order to join in the prepare the Rapture.

The follower are visibly devastated and their faith shaken.

Some followers of Harold Camping, wearing a dejected look, stand outside near Family Radio headquarters on Saturday May 21.

Many cars are seen parked on the grounds of Family Radio headquarters on Saturday.

Churches

Christian leaders demanded Camping to make a public repent. However, Camping has not responded to those voices.

Many Christians went to Camping's office (Family Radio) to offer solace to Camping's followers, but the office was closed.

Cyber-Friends

"I hope you guys realize he is currently winning, even if the quakes and rapture does not happen he is up 90 billion dollars he made off this all thing," said a cyber-friend, called "lawl".

"tj", another cyber friends posted, "I think all of those that think the world is going to end tomorrow have to much time on their hands to waist. I think they all need psychological help. I tell you what all that believe the world is gonna end tomorrow, send me all your money, sign your cars over to me and your houses too. I will give them back if we are still here."

"People are so stupid," cyber-friend "Kathy" said. " I can't believe the amount of people who follow these false prophets. None of their predictions came to be, so why haven't people taken the hint yet? No one knows the time of the rapture and end of the world. Hello! Wake up, people!!"

"We should pray for him for wisdom and for grace and mercy." a reader commented " He's making a mockery out of the faith by twisting the scriptures, but he is still a child of God. Let's just hope he doesn't pick a new date."

But some said: "Do to him what they did to false prophets in the Bible. Stone him."

Government

There is no official to respond to this false prediction so far.