I'll admit I didn't read your study/examples to piece together why we aren't facing "the end of days" but I have read another I found on an old post - a website link with information describing Scoffields early 1900s literary works that explained why the organized churchs want you to believe that Revelations is a story aimed at our generation, or the generation following, or the one following that and so forth. While this particular website was aimed at a Jew-based motive, I will say that I believe you have come to the same conclusion that he did, whether or not you believe the underlying reasons - the book of Revelations described the events to take place in the time of Christs coming and ressurection.

So from here, I don't know how many people would agree with me, but I have to say "God has left the building." and we are now just living our lives, barely hanging on by threads to keep this world from collapsing into chaos. I agree and believe many christians will be disappointed when no savior comes to their aid, for they/he/it no longer care about us, and have moved on to more important things than the ridiculous struggles that mankind face.

As a race, we are lost until the day we can see past differences in wealth, culture, or color and embrace each other as humans - nothing more, and nothing less.