Rev. Timothy G. Muse #fundie

Rev. Timothy G. Muse #fundie iidb.org

[There is no denying, Reverend, that God metes out his 'justice' with pain and suffering on a grand scale...]

just because God's acts are mighty and violent (in a holy sense of justice) does not mean either he or his law is to be looked down upon... in the same way that both the President, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Chief of Intelligence, the Supreme Court, etc. deal with matters on a much grander scale than your local Barney Fife.

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old comment by Jade

So God kills millions of people through floods, hurricanes, plauges, swarms of locusts, AIDS (as that's apparently his wrath against gays), etc. and that's supposed to inspire undying love and devotion in me? If God was a human dictator imposing these horrors upon the citizens of his country, you'd want him to be stripped of power!
Justin, I have seen and heard people begging for mercy and forgiveness in a church. In one church I attended back in my seeking days, there was a time provided for people to go up front and offer private prayers to God or to ask to be "saved." I saw on man go up front one day, almost throw himself down to the floor, curled into a fetal position, and then he began to pray fervently as if his very life depended upon it. I saw tears in his eyes when he got up and walked back to his pew. He looked like he expected God to strike him dead. That was about the time I said "Um, I think it's time to explore other alternatives."

Rev. Timothy G. Muse #fundie iidb.org

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