Akhir Dunia

beberapa pertanda kiamat sudah dekat menurut sumber suatu kitab salah satu agama terbesar di dunia adalah :
1. Bencana Dimana-mana
2. Anak Durhaka Kepada Orang Tua
3. Perbandingan Laki-laki dan Perempuan, lebih banyak perempuan dripada laki-laki, berdasarkan data kependudukan jumlah perempuan di indonesia 4 kali lebih banyak daripada jumlah laki-laki. (ini baru di Indonesia)
4. Peperangan dimana-mana
5. Kaum miskin menjadi angkuh
6. Kejahatan lebih dominan daripada kebaikan

dan masih ada beberapa pertanda lagi namun yang sering kita temui dalam kehidupan sehari-hari adalah seperti yang tersebut diatas. untuk generasi seperti kita kira-kira apakah yang dapat dilakukan dalam menghadapi kemungkinan tersebut diatas ??? bagi orang-orang yang mempunyai keyakinan pada agama tersebut mungkin akan segera melakukan langkah-langkah taktis untuk menghadapinya, namun bagaimana dengan orang lain yang mempunyai keyakinan lain?? padahal faktanya adalah tanda-tanda tersebut diatas memang benar adanya.

semoga ini bisa menjadi pedoman bagi kaum-kaum yang berfikir

Di dunia Barat, Armageddon telah menjadi diskursus yang cukup urgen hingga sekarang. Mereka menggambarkan Armageddon sebagai peristiwa jatuhnya meteor raksasa ke bumi.

hakikat sebenarnya tentang Armageddon? Sebagai jawaban singkat, Armageddon adalah peristiwa besar di akhir zaman, yaitu perang dunia terbesar di akhir zaman yang dimulai dari Magiddo, sebuah kota di Israel di pegunungan Samaria.

Peperangan Akhir Zaman ini suatu huru-hara besar yang belum pernah ada tandingannya, yang merupakan arena penampakan Kuasa Allah untuk membungkam kesombongan orang-orang kafir.

tuh flm armagedon yg bilang petaka2 akhir jaman ?

runtuh nya kerjaan babel... nih yg d amrik

perang sodara.... jelas banget ini ma

penyakit 2 aneh ?

air bah ?

apa lagi gw da lupa

uhm.... bkn gimana ya...

emang si petanda2 da ada

tp dr dulu slalu bilang gitu

dr taon 1999 <--- yg mpe heboh banget

trus taon 2000

klo d pikir ujung nya gak ada akhir nya

klo buat gw si mending slama masih bisa fun ya kita fun dl aja

opini doank sori klo ada yg salah ::sembah::

tambahin tanda2... muncul nabi2 palsu

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Originally Posted by LeO-

tuh flm armagedon yg bilang petaka2 akhir jaman ?

runtuh nya kerjaan babel... nih yg d amrik

perang sodara.... jelas banget ini ma

penyakit 2 aneh ?

air bah ?

apa lagi gw da lupa

uhm.... bkn gimana ya...

emang si petanda2 da ada

tp dr dulu slalu bilang gitu

dr taon 1999 <--- yg mpe heboh banget

trus taon 2000

klo d pikir ujung nya gak ada akhir nya

klo buat gw si mending slama masih bisa fun ya kita fun dl aja

opini doank sori klo ada yg salah ::sembah::

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Setuju...::top:: kl di pikirin mulu mah bisa gila, jalanin aja hidup elo, mau kiamat kapan ya pusing amat, yg penting kita dah isi hidup kita dengan hal2 yg berguna, jgn lupa berbuat baik misalnya nolongin cewe cantik yg kesusahan ::dance:: , trus bantuin temen ngabisin makanan dan minuman di rumahnya ::cheers2:: , pokoknya membantu smua orang cantik dengan sukarela :D, Cuma yg di Atas doang yg tau kapan mau kiamat, gak ada manusia yg tau kapan kiamat, kl manusia tau kapan kiamat namanya bukan Kiamat..., manusia ya jalanin hidup aja sebaik2nya, jadi pas kiamat kita bisa ke tempat yg lebih baik.....

BETUL.....

dan Menurut Kitab ***Wahyu*** yg gwa Baca...

sepertinya Sangsakala ke - I malaikat Tuhan sudah di Tiup... bener2 serem!!!

wa setuju ama pendapat leo, and rainmaker..

Akhir Dunia itu gua percaya emang ada, tapi kapan saat nya kita smua ga pernah ada yang tahu, cuma Tuhan yang tahu.
Daripada pusink mikirin dengan gosip2 kapan kiamat yang ga jelas ujung nya, much better kita isi ni hidup yg beguna,

dolo ampe hebol tanggal 9 bulan 9 tahun 1999 jam 9 lewat 9 menit 9 detik, bakal ada kiamat, bukti nya itu jadi tanggal pacaran temen gua n ampe skrg awet -_-"

so... ga usa d bahas yang kiamat dah deket or nda... lebih baik ngebahas gemana kita nya pada saat sekarang ini sampai akhir hidup kita (yang mungkin ajah bisa ngerasain kiamat. or mungkin aja ngga ngerasain)
klo misal nya lo ngerasa hidup loe bae2 aja... napain pusink?
tapi tux mereka yang emg lage bermasalah ama keluarga (esp me -_-") or temen or lingkungan or diri sendiri mungkin? lebih baik kita coba tuk berubah jadi org yg lebih bae n punya hubungan yang bae pula terhadap smua orang...

Tapi kan ada orang yang siap dan ga siap menghadapi kiamat... Gw salah satunya....

btw katanya kiamat diawali dengan adanya medan magnet yg diakibatkan oleh meteor yg jatuh ke bumi teyus seluruh dunia jd gelap deh soalna ndak ada listrik,dan klo ndak sala wa pernah baca2 di suatu majalah katanya diperkirakan ada meteor yg akan menabrak bumi pada tahun 2014(sebenernya bukan menabrak tp ada pada jalur yg sama) jadiiii..... well see well see

pada tau doomsday clock gak?

jam menuju akhir dunia

Doomsday Clock
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The Doomsday Clock now stands at five minutes to midnight."Five Minutes to Midnight" redirects here; for the episode of Heroes, see Seven Minutes to Midnight (Heroes).
The Doomsday Clock is a symbolic clockface maintained since 1947 by the Board of Directors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists at the University of Chicago. It uses the analogy of the human race being at a time that is "minutes to midnight" where midnight represents destruction by nuclear war. The clock has appeared on the cover of each issue of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists since its introduction.

The number of minutes before midnight, a measure of the degree of nuclear threat, is updated periodically. The clock is currently set to five minutes to midnight, having been advanced by two minutes on January 17, 2007.

Contents [hide]
1 Time changes
2 In popular culture
2.1 In fiction
2.2 In music
2.3 In television
3 See also
4 References
5 External links



[edit] Time changes
The clock was started at seven minutes to midnight during the Cold War in 1947, and has subsequently been advanced or rewound at intervals, depending on the state of the world and the prospects for nuclear war. Its setting is relatively arbitrary, set by the Board of Directors at the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists in response to global affairs. The setting of the clock has not always been fast enough to cope with the speed of global events, either; one of the closest periods to nuclear war, the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, reached its head and resolution in a number of weeks, and the clock either could not be changed or was not changed to reflect any of this at the time. Nevertheless, the changing of the clock usually does provoke attention.

The clock's hands have been moved 18 times in response to international events since its initial start at seven minutes to midnight in 1947:


1949 - The Soviet Union tests its first atomic bomb. Clock changed to three minutes to midnight (four minutes closer to midnight).
1953 - The United States and the Soviet Union test thermonuclear devices within nine months of one another. Clock changed to two minutes to midnight (one minute closer, its closest approach to midnight to date).
1960 - In response to a perception of increased scientific cooperation and public understanding of the dangers of nuclear weapons, clock is changed to seven minutes to midnight (five minutes further from midnight).
1963 - The United States and Soviet Union sign the Partial Test Ban Treaty, limiting atmospheric nuclear testing. Clock changed to twelve minutes to midnight (another five minutes further).
1968 - France and China acquire and test nuclear weapons (1960 and 1964 respectively), wars rage on in the Middle East, Indian subcontinent, and Vietnam. Clock changed to seven minutes to midnight (five minutes closer to midnight).
1969 - The U.S. Senate ratifies the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Clock changed to ten minutes to midnight (three minutes further from midnight).
1972 - The United States and the Soviet Union sign the SALT I (Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty) and the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty. Clock changed to twelve minutes to midnight (two minutes further).
1974 - India tests a nuclear device (Smiling Buddha), SALT II talks stall. Clock changed to nine minutes to midnight (three minutes closer to midnight).
1980 - Further deadlock in US-USSR talks, increase in nationalist wars and terrorist actions. Clock changed to seven minutes to midnight (two minutes closer).
1981 - Arms race escalates, conflicts in Afghanistan, South Africa, and Poland
Cover of a 2002 Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists with the famous Doomsday Clock set at seven minutes to midnight. The clock can be seen in the "o" of Atomic in the title.add to world tension. Clock changed to four minutes to midnight (three minutes closer).
1984 - Further escalation of the arms race under the U.S. policies of Ronald Reagan. Clock changed to three minutes to midnight (one more minute closer).
1988 - The U.S. and the Soviet Union sign treaty to eliminate intermediate-range nuclear forces, relations improve. Clock changed to six minutes to midnight (three minutes further from midnight).
1990 - Fall of the Berlin Wall, success of anti-communist movements in Eastern Europe, Cold War nearing an end. Clock changed to ten minutes to midnight (four minutes further).
1991 - United States and Soviet Union sign the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty. Clock changed to seventeen minutes to midnight (seven minutes further, its greatest distance from midnight so far).
1995 - Global military spending continues at Cold War levels; concerns about post-Soviet nuclear proliferation of weapons and brainpower. Clock changed to fourteen minutes to midnight (three minutes closer to midnight).
1998 - Both India and Pakistan test nuclear weapons in a tit-for-tat show of aggression; the United States and Russia run into difficulties in further reducing stockpiles. Clock changed to nine minutes to midnight (five minutes closer).
2002 - Little progress on global nuclear disarmament; United States rejects a series of arms control treaties and announces its intentions to withdraw from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty; terrorists seek to acquire nuclear weapons. Clock changed to seven minutes to midnight (two minutes closer).
2007 - Increasing concern about Iran's nuclear ambitions and a nuclear test by North Korea. Experts assessing the dangers posed to civilization have added climate change to the prospect of nuclear annihilation as the greatest threats to humankind. Updated to five minutes to midnight (two minutes closer).
On January 12, 2007, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists in a press release noted that the Doomsday clock was to be moved forward to highlight the "Most Perilous Period Since Hiroshima and Nagasaki."

The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists (BAS) will move the minute hand of the "Doomsday Clock" on January 17, 2007...the first such change to the Clock since February 2002. The major new step reflects growing concerns about a "Second Nuclear Age" marked by grave threats, including: nuclear ambitions in Iran and North Korea, unsecured nuclear materials in Russia and elsewhere, the continuing "launch-ready" status of 2,000 of the 25,000 nuclear weapons held by the U.S. and Russia, escalating terrorism, and new pressure from climate change for expanded civilian nuclear power that could increase proliferation risks. [1]

The official announcement of the most recent change to five minutes to midnight took place on January 17, 2007 at 14:30 hours GMT.[1][2]

baru aja diupdate, jadi 5 menit lg --

Nuclear, climate perils push Doomsday Clock ahead




WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The scientists who mind the Doomsday Clock moved it two minutes closer to midnight on Wednesday -- symbolizing the annihilation of civilization and adding the perils of global warming for the first time.

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The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, which created the Doomsday Clock in 1947 to warn the world of the dangers of nuclear weapons, advanced the clock to five minutes until midnight. It was the first adjustment of the clock since 2002.

"We stand at the brink of a second nuclear age," the bulletin's board of directors said in a statement.

They pointed to North Korea's first nuclear test, Iran's nuclear ambitions, U.S. flirtation with "bunker buster" nuclear bombs, the continued presence of 26,000 American and Russian nuclear weapons and inadequate security for nuclear materials.

But the scientists also said destruction of human habitats wreaked by climate change brought on by human activities is a growing danger.

"Global warming poses a dire threat to human civilization that is second only to nuclear weapons," they said.

The announcement was made in news conferences in London and Washington.

"We foresee great peril if governments and societies do not take action now to render nuclear weapons obsolete and to prevent further climate change," theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking of the University of Cambridge, a member of the bulletin's board of sponsors, told reporters in London.

'VILLAGE IDIOTS'

Cambridge astrophysicist Martin Rees added that while the Cold War confrontation between two nuclear-armed superpowers is over, the world is closer than ever to having nuclear bombs used in a localized war or by terrorists in a city center.

"A global village will have its village idiots," Rees said.

Kennette Benedict, the bulletin's executive director, dismissed the notion that by touting the threat posed by global warming, the scientists had diluted their message about the nuclear peril.

Many scientists predict dire consequences from global warming, including higher sea levels that over time could swamp coastal regions, more severe storms and worse wildfires. Human activities like burning of fossil fuels contribute to warming, they contend.

Physicist Lawrence Krauss of Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland said if humankind fails to change course on global warming, "there's a great possibility that the Earth in the year 2100 will only dimly resemble our planet today -- and as it has existed over the past 500,000 years."

The bulletin's scientists moved the clock two minutes forward in 2002, to seven minutes until midnight, following the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States.

The bulletin was founded in 1945 by University of Chicago scientists who had worked on developing the first nuclear bomb, and it is now overseen by some of the world's most prominent scientists.

The bulletin created the clock in 1947, two years after the United States ushered in the nuclear age by dropping atomic bombs on two Japanese cities at the end of World War Two, to symbolize the urgent nuclear dangers confronting the world.

It now stands at the closest to midnight since 1984, when it was three minutes to midnight amid a deepening Cold War.

It has been adjusted 18 times in 60 years. It was set as close as two minutes to midnight in 1953 after the United States and Soviet Union tested hydrogen bombs, and as far as 17 minutes to midnight in 1991 at the Cold War's end.

kalo gue punya bukunya katanya kiamat akan terjadi pk 9 mnt 9 dtk 9 trus katanya sih kiamatnya kayaknya langit itu semkin menurun ampe nimpa semua manusia di bumi

Sampe saat ini bagi gue yang masuk akal itu saat bumi makin memanas maka terjadilah kiamat :D

Versi gua sih keluarnya dajjal Dr Segitiga bermuda yang datang membawa kehancuran dunia

yg pasti sebelum kiamat tuh ada perang dlu