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originally posted by: IlluminatiTechnician
I can hear the Satanists and Atheists stampeding to discredit this one as we speak. It's all great if they think they are just going to die and become worm food, but when anyone else has a belief in anything, or has even witnessed something...we can't have any hope for this world, now can we?
originally posted by: Realtruth
originally posted by: IlluminatiTechnician
I can hear the Satanists and Atheists stampeding to discredit this one as we speak. It's all great if they think they are just going to die and become worm food, but when anyone else has a belief in anything, or has even witnessed something...we can't have any hope for this world, now can we?
Aren't you glad you pick the right religion.
There are to many holes in this story to even consider it credible.
originally posted by: OpenMindedRealist
How unfortunate for some, that they see a story like this as some kind of cosmic injustice because not everyone gets a miracle.
Very telling of the problems society faces today...
originally posted by: Realtruth
originally posted by: kaylaluv
Yes, it is a very interesting story, but I can't help thinking about those poor children at Sandy Hook, and all the other innocent children suffering in the world, and I wonder, why not save all of them? I just don't get why these particular kids were worthy of saving, yet others are not.
I always think the same thing when this comes up.
Selective angels.
originally posted by: kaylaluv
Yes, it is a very interesting story, but I can't help thinking about those poor children at Sandy Hook, and all the other innocent children suffering in the world, and I wonder, why not save all of them? I just don't get why these particular kids were worthy of saving, yet others are not.