Katherine Boyle’s recent story about a Florida man who (for as little as $4.99) will send your handwritten letters to your family if they’re left behind after the Rapture is creating some buzz over at Richard Dawkins’ atheist meet-and-greet.
Turns out the man behind the Post-Rapture Post, Joshua Witter, isn’t the only one trying to cash in on the end of the world. There’s this, from JesusPets.com:
Who is going to care for your pets after you are raptured into heaven? Many Christians believe that animals do not go to heaven. So when Jesus comes back and you return with him to heaven, will there be somebody to take care of your dog or cat?
And this, from raptureletters.com:
If you wish to do something now that will help your unbelieving friends and family after the rapture, you need to add those persons email address to our database. Their names will be stored indefinitely and a letter will be sent out to each of them on the first Friday after the rapture. Then they will receive another letter every friday after that.
And this, from RaptureReady.com:
What could possibly be more terrifying than to suddenly realize God has supernaturally removed his true believers from the surface of the earth, and for whatever reason, he has found you unprepared to enter into his Kingdom. The following letters were written by Christians to help instruct, encourage, and guide you through what will soon become some very difficult and dark days.
