Donna,

That is way, way cool if it is true!

For a number of years the company I worked for, let me go at lunchtime, to teach chemistry and physics at a Christian school.

I always thought that far more about gravity could be known, but apparently Jesus has kept us from knowing this.

If we are right at the end of the times of the Gentiles, maybe he will let some of this knowledge be understood.

At a more comical angle to this, back in the early 60's  Bullwinkle was the heir to an Upsidaisium mine on Mount Flatten.

That material had unique anti-gravity properties, causing it to fall upwards.

So, when I heard people try to teach that the falling away mentioned in II Thessalonians 2, is the rapture, I thought of this.

At the blessed hope, people don't fall upwards towards heaven, like Upsidaisium.

Years later, now, they no longer say it that way, but instead try to say that Greek means the same as the catching away.

So, whenever I refer to the Upsidaisium rapture theory, this is what I was talking about.

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