apocalypse

[r8dr rider]

I know this has been posted a million times before but this is directed to those who have faith. When the true apocalypse happens there is only one thing you need
...The Bible ..but I'm more worried about natural disasters like earthquakes, floods or zombies. So what do I need to Bug In?

[NotEnufGarage]

All equally important, so if you have to spread out your purchases, do each a little at a time until you have enough to last 30 days, then go for 60 days, etc.

1. A wrench to turn off the gas meter (earthquake)
2. Water - enough for a gallon per day per person
3. Food - frozen, canned, dry goods (flour, sugar, rice, pasta)
4. Batteries and flashlights
5. Books, cards and other things to pass the time
6. Portable radio
7. Generator and fuel
8. Cooking source and fuel (BBQ?)
9. Blankets, clean clothes, towels, etc.
10. Weapons and ammo.
11. Medications, first aid
12. Hygeine supplies (soap, TP, nuckets, etc.)
13. Tools
14. Coffee, gum, candy to your liking.
15. High energy snacks (trail mix, bars, etc.)
16. Liquor
17. Ice
18. Anything else you use on a regular basis.

[Sanderhawk]

No faith needed just alot of supplies and the will to survive.

[fabguy]

No faith needed just alot of supplies and the will to survive.

Haven't you seen "book of Eli"

lol

[kb58]

Bringing religion into any objective rational discussion is just going to push it way off into the weeds. Try reading Thomas Paine's "The Age of Reason" for some serious insight into why and how people bastardized what the Bible could have been. Now, back to survivalist topics, please.

[JCavSD]

Bringing religion into any objective rational discussion is just going to push it way off into the weeds. Try reading Thomas Paine's "The Age of Reason" for some serious insight into why and how people bastardized what the Bible could have been. Now, back to survivalist topics, please.

Faith is belief in the absence of reason. The original question is confusing. Maybe irrational is part of the question and it should be reworded into something like this: "Is there some faith based belief or item that, if the believer doesn't believe he is in possession of during a natural disaster, will create a disadvantage for him?" I don't know, that's my best guess at the meaning.

[Sunday]

The bible mentions to be prepared.

[chris]

freedom of religion is something we all enojoy one can choose to read the bible or not. it is unwise to force religion to those that may not believe in your faith of your choice.

[jbohon]

All equally important, so if you have to spread out your purchases, do each a little at a time until you have enough to last 30 days, then go for 60 days, etc.

1. A wrench to turn off the gas meter (earthquake)
2. Water - enough for a gallon per day per person
3. Food - frozen, canned, dry goods (flour, sugar, rice, pasta)
4. Batteries and flashlights
5. Books, cards and other things to pass the time
6. Portable radio
7. Generator and fuel
8. Cooking source and fuel (BBQ?)
9. Blankets, clean clothes, towels, etc.
10. Weapons and ammo.
11. Medications, first aid
12. Hygeine supplies (soap, TP, nuckets, etc.)
13. Tools
14. Coffee, gum, candy to your liking.
15. High energy snacks (trail mix, bars, etc.)
16. Liquor
17. Ice
18. Anything else you use on a regular basis.

+1... Good list.

Don't forget things like oil lamps for alternate light and heat sources once your batteries are all used up. you can get pretty nice ones for about $10 plus the fuel.

[11HE9]

When the true apocalypse happens there is only one thing you need... The Bible

I am the family heathen...


I guess I will be around to document the end of days

[emsalex]

Well I'm a moonie, so I have lots of kahr pistols around