Not only false, but extremely dangerous if it causes those in despair to lose hope or feel as if they have been abandoned or rejected, it may lead them to lose all faith and think that there is no god at all.

How many souls will be lost because of rapture theories. A word that does not exist in any biblical text anywhere.

Even when God's people are called up, it says they shall be caught up with them refers to joining the dead and going to heaven. The word "caught up" may very well just be a more pleasant and poetic way of saying, your going to die and your soul will join those who have already passed years ago as you are all taken to the Lord.

I don't pretend to know the answer, but what amazes me the most is the stretch of the imagination it would take to interpret what the bible says into a magical evaporation of people who are teleported magically with no pain or discomfort to heaven and they don't have to suffer because they are the chosen ones.

Doesn't say that at all.