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I can only wonder what Jeremiah or Isaiah would think of a lust-oriented operation like this opening in the Promised Land. I know there are worse things, but it's still an affront to God's standards of honor and righteousness. And doesn't speak well for American exports (amongst all the other rot we send). Perhaps fire from heaven, in the form of a Ketusha (sp?) rocket, will take care of the problem - at a time when no one is there.
Posted on March 26, 2007 8:22 AM
"I can only wonder what Jeremiah or Isaiah would think of a lust-oriented operation like this opening in the Promised Land."
I would guess that they would be the first to show up on opening day. Seems to me that the more a "man-o-god" shouts about other people's lust, the bigger a problem they have themselves.
"Perhaps fire from heaven, in the form of a Ketusha (sp?) rocket, will take care of the problem - at a time when no one is there."
How civilized of you to add that little afterthought, Nikos! I wonder if you added it to try and deflect criticism. After all, if it's "fire from heaven," then surely it wouldn't matter to you if God decided to take out a few of those sinners at the same time He wiped out the building, would it?
Posted on March 26, 2007 3:22 PM