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Re: Mercy? (Was Re: My Prayer on this National Day of Prayer)
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Sun, 16 Sep 2001 04:25:07 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Adam Murtha writes:
> Geordan, you talk about all this 'mercy' but as far I as I know there have
> been 5 survivors found and still about 5000 missing or dead. Would you call
> that mercy? I won't.
You forget that the World Trade Center has a capacity of 50,000. For
whatever reason - they were not at work yet, they were able to evacuate, or
they were rescued - 45,000 people were not killed.
> And the plane 'missing' the white house to hit the Pentagon and kill about
> 180? Or the plane that crashed in the Pittsburgh area, was that mercy?
Mercy in a different sense. If the plane had hit the White House, it would
have been destroyed. If the plane in Pittsburgh had gone on to hit the
Capitol, as they suspect, it too would have been destroyed. Neither are
built as well as the Pentagon. It is by God's grace and mercy that we are
not now at this very moment running the U.S. out of bunkers, with the
executive staff and most members of Congress dead.
> I'm not sure what plane you are refering to? And you talk about the
> situation bringing people and countries together, was that god's plan for
> this, if, as you say, everthing has a purpose? Why doesn't god just pop down
> here, give everyone the downlow on how he wants things run down here, also
> confirming the exitence of the supreme being, and then jump back up and
> continue about his business. Yes, I know that's a rhetorical question.
Whether rhetorical or not, it's a valid question. However, God already
popped down, in the person of Jesus - and many didn't believe him then. And
we already know how God wants things run - we have the Bible.
<snip>
--Ian
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