EoB
19 years ago
?????? |
Cory Mastrandrea
19 years ago
about the God thing? I have no clue. I am not one and never will be; therefore, I cannot tell you. And as for global warming I don't think that caused the hurricane to hit new orleans either. Bottom line is that hurricanes happen every year during the same time period. That is why it is called a hurricane season. This one just happened to hit New Orleans. Other ones hit Florida, South Carolina, all the way up the east coast states get hit. This time it was New orleans turn. I think that is all. |
Sean Allen
19 years ago
Um actually if you were to make a plot of the number of violent storms in the past decade compared to the number of violent storms in previous decades, along with a comparison of the intensity of the storm, you'll find that it has increased greatly. |
Jacklyn
19 years ago
i wouldn't blame God for what happend at New Orleans but the goverment that didn't get the buses there before it hit, and the lives they could have saved. the goverment is far from God. i know i am not the only one with the opinion that the goverment should have acted sooner if they knew it was a place of poverty and that people couldn't get out to save themself that buses should have been provided so that at least had the choice to leave. but they weren't given a choice but to sit it out through a catigory 5. i do not believe this was an act of God. |
†JustAriâ€
19 years ago
Since when was God involved with natural occurences? |
ReBecca
19 years ago
it was a week of sodom and gommorah... gay and lesbo revival... |
†JustAriâ€
19 years ago
LMAO |
†JustAriâ€
19 years ago
Ahh fruitloops, i forgot about Noah's Ark... |
†JustAriâ€
19 years ago
I knew that...i just didn't remember it. :P |
Cory Mastrandrea
19 years ago
Sean Allen, one of the reasons that statistic is out would be due to the lack of technology. 100 years ago we weren't able to track storms like we can today. We didnt know of all the violent storms that formed but never hitland. Hell, the 1938 hurricane that hit Connecticut flooded out two towns, but people didn't believe it was coming because we didn't track it. With the improvement of technology we are better able to track all the violent storms that form. |
Cory Mastrandrea
19 years ago
I never disagreed with you JPM, I was posting in reply to Sean Allen |
Sean Allen
19 years ago
Cory, regardless of the storm statistic, you're going to have trouble arguing that: |
Sean Allen
19 years ago
out of curiousity, did any christians happen to die when the hurricane hit? it seems to me that THE LORD promised those christians they wouldn't have to suffer through his punishments provided that they believed in and loved his son/himself (depending on the whole trinity thing). |
Cory Mastrandrea
19 years ago
JPM I agree with you about the dam thing, but I don't think others see it like you do. I have an explanation for that though. In Mathematics there are little postulates and rules used to help solving equations. One thing like that is if A=B and B=C then A=C. Put it into the perspective of the hurricane. Hurricane= strong winds and rising/flooding waters Flooding waters=dam breaking There fore hurricane=dam breaking. I am pretty sure other people look at it like this. But if the dam were up to snuff, it wouldn't have broke, but they are thinking, yeah neither would it have busted if there hadn't been rising water. |
Sean Allen
19 years ago
i think you meant uninhabitable, but i can see your point |
Tainted Butterfly
19 years ago
I don't think thousands of people who died or who were murdered out of the insanity of fear or greed asked for such a horrible event. |
Lydia O
19 years ago
"Jesus "AS A MAN" changed the face of the Jewish religion into the face of the Christian religion." |
Cory Mastrandrea
19 years ago
1) it is possible to make old testament points about Jesus. Paul did it all the time and he was alive after Jesus died. The new testament epistles that he wrote were all about making old testament points about Jesus because he didn't have the new testament. Many of the psalms that David wrote were about Jesus if read them carefully you would find that out. And David was definately in the Old Testament. |
EoB
19 years ago
"out of curiousity, did any christians happen to die when the hurricane hit? it seems to me that THE LORD promised those christians they wouldn't have to suffer through his punishments provided that they believed in and loved his son/himself (depending on the whole trinity thing)" |
EoB
19 years ago
So...if God did this, I mean, put a hurricane upon the sinful people of New Orleans...why do we never get any hurricanes over here in Europe? |
Sean Allen
19 years ago
hey while God is at it, why doesn't he kill all those darn heathens in third world nations? |
EoB
19 years ago
I know..but seriously...I do sin quite alot...most people in Norway do that...we drink alot, some use drugs quite alot, we curse alot, many are heathen, we have alot of sex before marriage... |
Cory Mastrandrea
19 years ago
James, if you are looking at this from a christian point of view then you should go read Job. You will find out that it says that God does control nature and brings natural disasters when he feels fit, but it doesn't say that he brings them to kill people. He brings them in the midst of wars and such to keep people from killing themselves. |
¤|Æ’lοÑεηζîά|¤
19 years ago
Did you donate money yet?? |
Cory Mastrandrea
19 years ago
but it is read by both Christian and Jew alike. That is why I used it. |
Tainted Butterfly
19 years ago
ugh |
SexMeister69
19 years ago
Perhaps. You see, a similar disaster took place about 15-20 years ago, and althoguh it was not as tragic, the message was clear: something needed to be done to avoid this in the future... But, as you can see nothing was done to prevent this. Furthermore, we, as stupid gringos, have rejected the Kyoto Protocol for the sake of economy, and are hence causing more damage to the environment, which in turn will result in greater climatic disasters. Ay ay ay. |
EoB
19 years ago
sexmeister69: |