OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Religious broadcaster Harold Camping says he and his Family Radio network are embarrassed that the world didn't end on Oct. 21 as he predicted.

In a message posted on his network's website, the 90-year-old Camping says, "When it comes to trying to recognize the truth of prophecy, we're finding that it is very, very difficult."

Camping also apologizes for saying last May that people who didn't believe his prophecy that Christians would be taken up to heaven in the rapture on May 21 probably were not saved.

Camping says, "We're ready to cry out and weep before God: `Oh Lord, you have the truth, we don't have it."'

Some listeners who believed Camping sold their belongings to help pay for thousands of billboards to spread his doomsday message.

well,stupidity should hurt!


Fishy

For those who sold all their stuff and gave it to Camping...it will. Too bad it won't hurt him, he's the one who deserves it.

Fish on...

Todd

I'm sorry HIS world didn't end.

I have a hard time understnding why somebody wants an idiot dead because everybody is an idiot to somebody.

Sorry, I was kidding. People who follow people like him are twisted. People who make such predictions are twisted. I left out the little.....

I do not wish him dead. I wish God would bring him home

This makes all of the cults look pretty silly.