If all children, and many adults disappeared because of the rapture?

Well, we're still following science, right? Of course far fewer than ALL of the children disappeared in the Rapture (it was back in 1998, in September, if I remember correctly), and we might have felt differently if more of them had disappeared.

But no, I can't say that I found the Rapture particularly impressive. I pretty much went back to my normal day-to-day life the day after.

Tim Lahay believes they would come up with dozens of explanations for it, except for a very few who lost very close family members.

However, there will be 144,000 sealed with the Holy Spirit, I take this to be Messianic Jews, that will be preaching the gospel of Christ to the lost world. Certainly some people will accept Christ in that period. They are 12,000 from each of the twelve tribes of Israel, with the exception that Dan is not in the list and Manassah is in the list.

I'm pretty sure that's the point of the rapture but my church doesn't believe in that. we Christians will suffer from the tribulations especially since it SEEMS (cause don't know) that it is happening really fast and were all still here.

I have a feeling that if the rapture is real (which of course it isn't) about six people would poof up to God so no one would even notice.

I think everyone would believe in God, regardless of what they say on here. They might be bitter, though.

I think it is unlikely to happen as you sugest but if it did I hope those left behind would recognise it was from God.

If that truly happened and it didn't seem to be aliens, I'd have no choice but to believe.