The Remaining Official Trailer #1 (2014) - Alexa Vega Horror Movie

A supernatural thriller that addresses questions of life, love and belief against an apocalyptic backdrop. A group of close friends gather for a wedding, but the celebration is shattered by a series of cataclysmic events and enemies foretold by biblical end-times prophecies. The survivors face a horrifying, uncertain future as they scramble for safety, but as their world collapses around them in chaos and terror will they choose real life through faith, or just try to survive? Written by AFFIRM Films
Rented this movie today on Amazon. It actually wasn't half bad, and is very scary, I have to say. There may be a mystery hidden here. Sort of like a warning. It would also kinda' solve the 'just,' yet compassionate God problem, in the sense of most of humanity's problems are self-made, and a result of great corruption and evil in itself, and the innocent (and good people) seem to suffer because of those problems, that they themselves did not create; and quite often, even sincerely attempt to solve. But because they often come against the deliberate ignorance, selfishness, greed, and corruption that are the primary cause of these problems (depending upon their particular state in life) are therefore often persecuted themselves, and a society ironically suffers as a result. The Rapture seems to solve that problem, when it actually gets to the point of (almost) no return. i.e. Global Warming, potential mutual destruction and ultimate annihilation, etc. (See my Blog Post at my website dated Dec. 21st, 2012 in the 'Read More' section). Even though, I am not necessarily saying myself, that I believe in such a teaching in a literal way. Never-the-less, it does seem to me, that America itself does seem to be at a very serious crossroads right now, for instance.
And (despite much of the deliberate ignorance) it shouldn't take a rocket scientist to figure out why. At least, it is quite obvious to me, anyway. I mean, you can claim to be a Christian and a follower of Jesus, (but as we have learned from history and life itself), can still be very evil. And even, deliberately stupid! I mean, didn't Jesus himself say: "Not everyone who calls me lord will enter into the Kingdom of Heaven"? You bet your ass he did. Or, at least, the Bible says that he did. So, there is definitely a mystery here, in more ways then one; because the Bible also says that: "God looks at the heart." Duh. Enough said. Too deep...

Problematic: Trump Pick Pompeo Wants To End The World

The belief in the rapture thing wouldn't concern me so much, (and be so potentially dangerous) if these guys belief in the primary role of the government was allot different, and more like what Jesus really preached - of helping the poor and less fortunate.
I think that's what really scares allot of people, including myself. Talk about irony.
This is potentially an Oxymoron to the 10th power, when you really think about it...

For instance, I really dig this comment from YouTube: "You don't need to be crazy to work in government but it helps!" (James Webster). And this one: "Trump loves people that are out of their mind, so Pompeo is perfect for the White House. Fits right in."
(hsosa7Sable). Funny stuff...
And of course, this guy is going to get confirmed. Figure that one out. They're trying to impeach Trump, but they just confirmed his crazy pick for Secretary of State! Hmm?
Not even gonna' go there man. I've had it...
Just for some food for thought though, if I'm not mistaken, I do believe there is a passage in the Book of Revelation, ironically, (and of all places) that goes something like this: "Woe to those who try to hasten the day of his coming"! And I don't believe that means bringing about the supposed 2nd coming of Jesus in a good sense either.
And speaking about irony and all, I DEFINITELY agree with Cenk, (and have even thought about that very thing myself), that allot of the crazy interpretation of the Bible of many of these guys does ironically sound like Fundamentalist Islam. Hmm, once again.
(Talk about insanity). Case in point...