No, I'm no hypocrite. Someone who in a round about way and now repeats, that the U.S. reaps what it sowed and shouldn't have been surprised by 9-11, is despicable!
And that is exactly what Falwell and Robertson said of the events on September 11th, in claiming their observation of Americas behavior calling that horror unto them as a sign or punishment from God. Which those who hijacked those planes heard calling them to act, in their own way by the name of their own Deity Allah!
Needless insult is what you profess about America, in any circular logic excuse you wish to afford, in what happened to us, not because of us, on September 11th, 2001.
So judge my offering prayers to people in sincere spirit and from the heart all you like. If you imagine that precludes me from having an opinion of your hate, you are sadly mistaken. And "hypocrite" coming from you, isn't an insult to me. It's simply your next excuse for hate and perverse circular logic that attempts to make credible the affirmation any terrorism that finds us/U.S. is due to what we sowed.
Well, if that is how you see it let's see if you can accept that all that horror that happens in the middle east, and has for long centuries when the U.S. had nothing to do with any thing about it, nor did Christianity, as a matter of the reap and sow analogy.
Somehow, I doubt it.
Goodness me, it is amazing how hate can be a tenet of the doctrine of a Prince of peace. And how that can be excused as someone adopting a hate filled personality, thinking they're comporting with what is Christ like.
My deepest sympathies unto you. And thank God I don't see things your way.
Let me get this straight?
Your King believes in sowing and reaping, but you don't?
That does not make any sense.
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