My GRRR for the Day

How DARE these people call themselves Christians???

"Church Protests Storm Victim's Funeral"

May God have mercy on their souls...

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Patrick said…
Let me see if I can get this straight.

These people are protesting this man because he's a veteran?

Because he fought to free people from a wicked communist regime that would have squashed the likes of Fred Phelps and co. without even thinking about it?

Because he happened to live in Greensburg and was kiled by a tornado?

Because Greensburg, as everyone knows, is such a haven of abominable sin that God needed to wipe it out with a tornado (Not!) while leaving places like San Franciso and New York untouched?

I really don't see the point here.

If Fred Phelps believes an iota of Scripture then he should give some prayerful reflection to the fact that we will be judged with the judgment that we meted out to others. One wonders, then, what atrocities await his funeral, or the judgment immediately following.
May 19, 2007 11:13 AM
Jada's Gigi said…
These people have been doing a lot of this and getting lots of publicity. It on Fox news sometimes... they are not actually Baptist but are some sort of cult I think or else just a more extreme version of the "turn or bun" people you see in cities sometimes....Seems like the baptist would want to get their name off that group doesn't it? they are pathetic
May 21, 2007 12:49 PM
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