Mayans fed up over Western doomsday calendar theories on Dec. 21, 2012

On October 14, 2009, in The Round Table, by Rusty Ray, Executive Editor 1 views

Will the world end on December 21, 2012?

The end of the world is near, or is it?

Woven throughout the cultures of the world is the shared believe that at some point in the future, the world will end.

These doomsday theories have their roots in religious texts and teachings. From Christianity’s teach that Jesus Christ will descend from the heavens at the Second Coming, to the return of the Muslim’s messianic figure known as Mahdi, believers and non-believers are taught to prepare for or fear the apocalyptic future.

But according to an October 11, 2009 Associated Press report, the Mayans are fed up with attribution to their calendar of doomsday theories and the world ending on December 21, 2012.

Big 3 News discussed this report with Soulreactivator, a caller from Wisconsin.

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Rusty Ray, Executive Editor

Rusty Ray is Executive Editor of Big 3 News. He started his professional career as an Advertising Account Executive with Brown Publishing Company. Rusty attended Southern State Community College in Ohio where he was Editor of the student newspaper, The Sentinel. He earned his Associate of Arts Degree with a concentration in Journalism and studied at Ohio University. Rusty served at local and national levels as a grassroots political activist, campaign volunteer, and elected public official. He currently resides in Ohio.

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