An UGH!!! for the day.
I assume you're talking about Pat Robertson's latest pearls of wisdom! So Pat thinks the fine folks of Dover, PA, may incur god's wrath. Well he predicted doom for Orlando FL several years ago because of Gay Day at DisneyWorld and through all the hurricanes that have hit Florida, Orlando and the Magic Kingdom have been largely unscathed. I think Pat should come visit Chicago! The city likes to do these beautification projects to reflect the culture of the various neighborhoods. Well we have a large gay neighborhood here where the city put up these rainbow-festooned street lights and architectural elements. Yes, city money paid for it! But strangely enough, Lake Michigan has yet to overflow its banks and "Boystown" enjoys some of the highest property values in the city!
Brother Pat should hope the athiests are right. Given his penchant for calling for the deaths of people he doesn't agree with and for wishing natural disasters on whole cities, he's going to be spending a lot of time in Hell if they're wrong.
Funny, I don't actually believe in God (at least not in a way that Christians, Jews or Moslems would approve of), but I enjoy thinking about Pat Roberston burning in Hell 
The guy's a frickin' freak!! Mr. Robertson tells those people not to turn to god when the wrath strikes them. This ugly, spiteful god of his understanding; who the hell in their right mind would want any part of that?! I get nauseated just reading his ramblings!! This moron was calling for the assasination of another human being: and this is a man of god???? I want NO PART of that god, or that psycho ass man!!
Jessica
HI There, I was surfing along. . . and found you all. I spend a lot of time on the "Over Fifty Forum". It's a great group, with many diverse people. Hence lots of good conversation with many differing opinions. A bit about me. Lap Rny 2/16/05. Started at 377, now at 216. So much happier and healthier than this time last year. Raised southern Baptist, but it never quite "took." Remember holding up my hand at age 7 when asked who wanted to be saved? However, never had that "seeing the burning bush" feeling. Had problems with the 12 steps OA program when trying to seek a higher power to turn things over to. Tho they said "a higher power can be anything you want it to be" I still got the feeling it needed to be "God." So . . . I stumble along. Not positive there is nothing beyond me. I would classify myself as an agnosti****il I have one of those "in my face" spiritual awakenings and I'm not holding my breath for that. I'm searching for meaning. I've enjoyed reading the posts tonight. I'll come back. Karen
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