[Jorge]

should probably re-read that....those pharisees were thanking God that they weren't dogs, or women, or ..... they certainly weren't praying FOR someone, or for someone's heart to be touched by the Almighty.

Nonsense. They expressed the exact same sense of moral superiority to those they we supposedly "praying for".

It's nauseating.

[Awestruck]

If you are so nauseated why don't you leave? No one asked you to come in and be insulting..

[justche]

I think you're judging the heart of someone you don't know. I won't judge the sincerity of a prayer....there's a lot of things we can judge, the prayer for someone's heart to be softened and to allow the moral right thing to do...not going to judge from where it comes! You probably shouldn't either....if you have a point, make it, we're all ears. Just stirring trouble...then Shoo!!!

[HiTech RedNeck]

"The bible says for prayers to made for kings and all who are in authority so that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in"... get this boy... "righteousness and holiness."

Doing Terri to death by Caesar is not "righteousness and holiness."