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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2015 · 57 MIN

FLYBY: Nine Twenty Three and Me

from Canary Cry Radio · host Basil and Gonz

THE WORLD HAS ENDED! OR NOT! At least according to you reading it. September 23rd, or Nine Twenty Three was supposed to be, according to some, a day when the rapture of the church was supposed to happen. According to others, it was supposed to be the end of the world! But alas, nothing of seeming impact on a global scale, especially of biblical importance happened. In fact, it appears these predictions made by a few YouTube personalities have spoiled it for the rest of the Christian truther, and general truther community as a whole. Date setting has never been something that is effective, or useful in ministry. Yet, whenever a date is set, there are plenty of things that appear to support the theory. For example, many pointed out the patterns of Nine Twenty Three all over main stream media, suggesting predictive programming. Such examples fed into the mass hysteria that pursued these predictions.So what better day than to report on the chaos? Basil and Gonz talk about these doomsday predictions in light of Gonz’ own video that went viral. While he did not make a prediction, it did cause a stir in his one corner of the internet. But despite the non event that was Nine Twenty Three, there is still plenty to talk about as the world continues to drive itself into seeming chaos. In fact, “fear mongering” has become pretty much all of the main stream media. But it is under these conditions where the light of Jesus Christ can shine even brighter! 

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