Before the disciples of Harold Camping were on the streets handing out literature about Judgement Day on May 21st, they were on the streets handing out literature that asked the question: does God love you?
For me, the second message was more troubling. It was troubling that both messages were being given to people. But the second one was more so. Does God send men to preach His Gospel with a question mark?
It is hard to imagine something more nefarious, then to INSERT DOUBT at the point of entry for a message from God which must be RECIEVED BY FAITH. Who would do such a thing?
Preaching the Gospel with a question mark is not much different than the Devil's question to Eve: has God said? only now it is: has God said it, to you.
Taking the two messages togther presents an irony: on the one hand, a man's opinion about the Day of Judgment was being preached with absolute certainty. And God's message to men about their salvation, was preached to them, with a question mark.
Instead of an exclamtion point.
