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In Luke 19:27, God considers unbelievers to be His enemies, and He commands that unbelievers be murdered by believers: : "But those mine enemies, which would not that I should reign over them, bring hither, and slay them before me." Logically, it follows that people who do not receive what they pray for should all be killed by people who are successful prayers. God commands it. Kill them. Kill the unbelievers now. |
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Football is a violent sport filled with nasty individuals who sin frequently.
If the Christian god really exists, he hates football and does not answer the prayers of anyone associated with it. |
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It's interesting that this has popped up on a message board. I was thinking the same thing while watching the prayer huddle. I am a person of faith , although I may be a little "lost" or misguided. I was thinking this: isn't it pretty much a tradition to have a pre-game prayer? Did someone forget to pray for the safety and continued health of the other players? Was God preoccupied with something more important than a preseason football game and just didn't hear the prayer? OR, was that particular prayer actually answered since the player ended up being OK afterall?
I guess for me it was a nice gesture of respect for a fallen player at the moment but utterly useless in reality for the well being of the player. That's just me. Scripture says that "time and unforeseen occurrence befall us all"....good things happen to bad people and vice versa. It's possibly Gods way of saying "my bad...shit happens. Get over it." |
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Kansas City, KS and Kansas City, MO are a modern day Sodom and Gomorrah. If Carl Peterson and Marty Schottenheimer had turned back and looked at Arrowhead after they left, they would have been turned to pillars of salt. |
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