This site exists for one main reason: to help people make sense of the chaos unfolding in these latter days. We can do so by spreading sacred verses and exposing what’s false, vain, outdated, and misleading.
In 2025, one-third of the planet identifies as Christian. In the U.S., that number has dropped from over 85% in 1990 to around 65% today. Millennials and Gen Z aren’t abandoning belief in God—they’re rejecting religious affiliation. They’re becoming “Nones.”
Why? Because people are waking up. We’re done with dogmas that clash with science, ignore spiritual depth, and offer no answers to life’s biggest questions. Christianity is tangled in confusion, much of it rooted in the strictly literal interpretation of scripture, despite Jesus’ clear use of parables and statement that he did not teach except by the use of parables (see Mark 4:34).
And then there’s the fear-mongering myth of the “End of the World.”
Let’s clear that up. The world needs to know the reality of the end of the world misconception, and that it originated from a mistranslated Bible verse.
“...and what shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?” — Matthew 24:3 (KJV)
This verse has been weaponized for centuries. But the original Greek doesn’t say “end of the world.” It says, “close of the age.”
- Greek: συντελείας τοῦ αἰῶνος (synteleias tou aiōnos)
- Translation: “completion of the age”
- “World” = κόσμος (kosmos) — human society
- “Earth” = Γαῖα (Gaea) — Mother Earth
Big difference. Jesus wasn’t predicting global annihilation—he was pointing to the end of an era. The 6000-year Adamic Cycle is closing. A new age is dawning. This site is here to explore that shift, offer guidance, and sound the alarm for those ready to wake up.
We’re not political. No partisan spin. Just the truth. We’ll expose the forces driving today’s suffering—and present solutions worth considering.
Now ask yourself:
What if Jesus has already returned?
What if, led by their clergy, the world rejected him again, just like the first time?
Would that explain the peril we’re in?
You found CloseoftheAge.com for a reason. Let’s begin.