>Anyone who claims to have the ability to steer hurricanes either has a mental illness or is lying.<
Intentionly attributing a statement to someone that they never made is also lying.If you don't believe God respond's to the prayers of his people I feel sorry for you.
I am not supporting Robertson.I am just pointing out that the name calling and lewd language being used to attack another Christian is wrong in itself but as an ordained minister of the Gospel their is a special admonition from God not to attack him.
>Since the new covenant Jesus made it plain that land was no longer of any consequence as Jesus explained to the woman by the well, that the Father must be worshiped in spirit and in truth. (Jno 4:21-24) Pat, along with most presumed Christian religious leaders, does not walk by faith.<
So you believe God has gone back on his Oath to Abraham and his seed?
Anyway, ordained ministers of the Gospel are not immune to being called out when they stray. Look to the recent problems of the Catholic church. Look at Rev. Al Sharpton. I'm going to call them all out when I disagree with them, ordained or not.
And if Robertson never claimed he had special powers of hurricanes and steered them away, then it is ignorance on my part. "Bad intelligence".
When all is said and done, I hope Pat takes Bush's lead and prays for Sharon.