Apocalypse or no Apocalypse: Have DC's Armageddon contestants chosen the wrong case?

On the TV game show, "Deal or No Deal," contestants have to guess which case contains the big payoff. If contestants guess right, they walk away with big bucks. But if they guess wrong, they get nothing.

Well, there are people in power in Washington DC right now who are playing a game too. Only it's called "Armageddon or No Armageddon". And these people are betting their lives -- and our lives too -- that they will be raised up and glorified on Judgment Day if they can just bring about the end of the world.

But what if they are wrong?

What if they blow up the world only to discover that "God doesn't like ugly". And that the "Left Behind" series is the work of the devil and that they have been duped?

"Deal or no deal?"

What if these fans of world destruction tried to second-guess God and then found out the hard way that they were DEAD wrong? And then Jesus Himself lays down the Law: Playing God with others' lives is a definite religious no-no. "You have been sorely mislead by Satan," adds St. Michael. "No Rapture for you!"

"You claim to have read the Bible? Then you should have made a better choice," admonishes St. Peter. "The Bible tells us to love our neighbors, not blow them up. This was a test. You failed. No deal."

PS: God is also righteously angry because the United States has the second-highest infant mortality rate in the industrialized world. Crying to the roof-tops that one is "pro-life" yet letting thousands of new-born babies die needlessly? That's choosing the wrong case for sure. "No deal!"