The world didn’t end in 2011, as predicted and it wont end in 2012 either. I suppose we will just have to continue with our humdrum lives and treat those who say the world is about to end with the contempt they deserve.

Planning an armageddon party in 2012? Got the Mayan calender posted in your cubicle at work? The world doesn’t end every year; let’s make the most of it!

Yes, May 21, 2011 came and went, and the rapture didn’t happen, as I knew it wouldn’t. According to Harold Camping and his misguided followers it was supposed to occur May 21, 2011. Guess what, they were WRONG!

For some time I started noticing different items that have appeared on the net who say the world will end on May 21 this year. At first I tried to avoid the subject, do not write about this theory for the simple fact that it seems ridiculous to me lately how many occur overnight saying they know the exact date of the apocalypse or what kind of global catastrophe will lead to the end world in 2012. But I decided to write in the end because it seems that this theory has adherents throughout the world who take it too seriously.

To say the jury is still out on this one would be a massive, massive understatement.

What will happen in 2012.

December 21, 2012 at 11:11 GMT marks the end of something, but is it life?

Most doomsayers predict that the world will end by planetary collision. An unknown planet called Nibiru they say is destined to collide with Earth on the year 2012 causing global cataclysm and irreversible damage. Is the Bible supporting this prophecy?