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kurt
4th June 2006, 05:08
http://www.wsbtv.com/news/9293414/detail.html

Perhaps she was thinking "unholy" thoughts?

AnnieAngel
4th June 2006, 07:17
She wasn't hurt, so maybe the prayers saved her. Ever think of that??

apathy maybe
4th June 2006, 09:02
I think that most people hit by lightning aren't hurt seriously. Maybe God was saying go away and leave me alone. Next time he will really hurt her.

bloody_capitalist_sham
4th June 2006, 09:57
Maybe Zeus is on his way back to kick our asses.

Think about New Orleans, obviously Poseidon at work. Now the Greek gods are on there way to America to enforce the law :P

Zingu
4th June 2006, 10:43
She wasn't hurt, so maybe the prayers saved her. Ever think of that??


This is a common attitude I've seen."I was hit/fucked over/owned/my house was destroyed by a hurricane/ect. by the will of god, AND I SURVIVED! I must be blessed!"

kurt
4th June 2006, 11:42
Originally posted by [email protected] 3 2006, 10:17 PM
She wasn't hurt, so maybe the prayers saved her. Ever think of that??
Ok, and if we are to assume this is the case then god is an asshole. What kind of a sick fuck would scare someone like that?

Not only that, but he totally demolished her house, what a nice guy :P

AnnieAngel
4th June 2006, 19:43
Ummm, guys, God didn't send the lightning bolt after this woman.

Get a grip.

adenoid hynkel
4th June 2006, 20:01
Originally posted by [email protected] 4 2006, 06:43 PM
Ummm, guys, God didn't send the lightning bolt after this woman.

Get a grip.
For Christ's sake, you Christians MUST learn at last to be CONSISTENT with your own religion. Your views are not just wrong from an atheist or a scientific point of view. They are even wrong from a THEOLOGICAL point of view. Even a priest would tell you that God sent this lightning bolt. Religion itself says that God is all-powerfull and all-knowing; the master of the universe. If something in the universe ( a lightning, a thunder, an earthquake etc) happens AGAINST God's wil, this means that God is not powerful; not the master of universe; this means that he is NOT A GOD

RebelOutcast
4th June 2006, 21:46
This story reminds me of another where people Actually died after being struck by lightening while praying to "god".

The other story: http://www.news24.com/News24/World/News/0,...1922119,00.html (http://www.news24.com/News24/World/News/0,,2-10-1462_1922119,00.html)

Of course, they died instantly so it will be assumed they did not suffer, which is, I suppose if you&#39;re a religious nutjob, a blessing from "god". <_<
One must also assume that "god" has a morally justifiable reason for killing five children.

RebelOutcast
4th June 2006, 21:50
Here&#39;s a nutjob fundamentalist christian outlook on the woman&#39;s experience: http://www.rr-bb.com/showthread.php?t=259617
Apparently being struck by lightening can now be considered an answer to your prayers&#33; :lol:

Lord Testicles
4th June 2006, 21:55
Originally posted by [email protected] 4 2006, 09:50 PM
Apparently being struck by lightening can now be considered an answer to your prayers&#33; :lol:
"Please god(s) ive been really tiered lately and I need a boost of energy or something to keep me going till Friday, give me strength lord"

ZAP&#33; :lol:

AnnieAngel
4th June 2006, 22:44
I don&#39;t know any Christians who think God sends lighting bolts. They might say that God knew the lightning bolt would hit this woman, but that&#39;s not the same thing. She had the free will to move from where she was standing. Just because God knows what will happen doesn&#39;t mean he makes it happen.

Lord Testicles
4th June 2006, 22:47
Originally posted by [email protected] 4 2006, 10:44 PM
Just because God knows what will happen doesn&#39;t mean he makes it happen.
But apparently god created everything and put everything into motion, so therefore any thing that happens is directly due to god, every single death would be on god&#39;s hands if god existed.

RebelOutcast
4th June 2006, 23:19
AnnieAngel: Do you believe that your god is omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent and benevolent?

kurt
4th June 2006, 23:37
Originally posted by [email protected] 4 2006, 01:44 PM
I don&#39;t know any Christians who think God sends lighting bolts. They might say that God knew the lightning bolt would hit this woman, but that&#39;s not the same thing. She had the free will to move from where she was standing. Just because God knows what will happen doesn&#39;t mean he makes it happen.
So which saved her? The prayers, or the "free will"?

Goatse
4th June 2006, 23:47
Originally posted by [email protected] 4 2006, 09:44 PM
I don&#39;t know any Christians who think God sends lighting bolts. They might say that God knew the lightning bolt would hit this woman, but that&#39;s not the same thing. She had the free will to move from where she was standing. Just because God knows what will happen doesn&#39;t mean he makes it happen.
If "God" knew it was going to happen when he made the universe, then he must have known the way he created the universe would cause this woman to get struck by lightning.

AnnieAngel
5th June 2006, 05:06
God doesn&#39;t do things to either harm or help us. We are on our own, which is why Christians are called to spread the Good News. However after we die, we will be judged, so this woman would have gone to Heaven if she had died, and according to my beliefs, she would have gone to Hell if she died a non-Christian.

This life is fleeting, the next life is forever.

kurt
5th June 2006, 07:50
Originally posted by [email protected] 4 2006, 06:07 PM
God doesn&#39;t do things to either harm or help us. We are on our own, which is why Christians are called to spread the Good News. However after we die, we will be judged, so this woman would have gone to Heaven if she had died, and according to my beliefs, she would have gone to Hell if she died a non-Christian.

This life is fleeting, the next life is forever.
Do you pray?

RebelOutcast
5th June 2006, 12:53
AnnieAngel, please don&#39;t ignore my question.
Do you believe that your god is omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent and benevolent?
Or are you ignoring it because you know I&#39;m going to point out the massive logical problem with believing in such a god?

Goatse
5th June 2006, 18:46
she would have gone to Hell if she died a non-Christian

Our God is an awesome god
He reigns from heaven above
With wisdom, power and love
Our God is an awesome god&#33;

Orange Juche
8th June 2006, 08:29
Maybe "God" was pissed because instead of actually doing something useful to protect her family, she was sitting there fucking talking to someone she has no proof even exists.

RevMARKSman
8th June 2006, 12:57
"I didn&#39;t die--I&#39;m blessed by God&#33;"
"Your alleged god struck you with lightning--maybe he wants you to shut up."

:lol:

bezdomni
8th June 2006, 17:49
Maybe you&#39;re praying to the wrong god.