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The Doomsday Scam: How Religion Sells Fear

Long-form11:22

Published Jul 9, 2026, 1:22 PM · 3mo ago

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For centuries, religious leaders have predicted the exact date the world would end. Every single one of them was wrong. From William Miller's Great Disappointment to Harold Camping's billion-dollar rapture campaign to the Heaven's Gate tragedy, this video breaks down the 200+ year pattern of failed doomsday prophecies, the psychology of why believers double down after failure, and why fear has always been the most profitable product religion sells. #Doomsday #Prophecy #Atheism #Religion #CriticalThinking #Philosophy #Theology #Cults #EndTimes #Skepticism

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Published: Jul 9, 2026, 1:22 PM
Length: 11:22 (682 s)
Format: Long-form
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