Posted on 03/22/2002 7:55:50 AM PST by codebreaker
Great in depth article, Tom Burnett's wife also says that before getting on the plane September her husband was having 'visions' of varoius sites in Washingtom including the White House.
Burnett, a devout Catholic took it as a sign from God that he would be called on to somehow serve his country in the nations capital.
Name another religion that crashes a plane into a buidling killing thousands. Or sets off bombs in oder to kill as many civilians as possible. Sorry, pal. The evidence is against you.
Unless you are referring to ACT-UP and the violent hatred of Catholics.
I can't speak for GSWarrior, but I'd say we are people who can have a rational discussion about an event, an event that has nothing to do with anybody's sexuality, and not resort to childish name-calling like yourself.
I don't approve of homosexuality, but I also don't approve of many things. The difference between you and I, I don't go around thinking about what people do in their bedrooms.
I dont' care that he was gay, I don't think the people on that flight cared, I don't think the terrorists cared. The only thing I care about, he did what anybody in his situation should do, and that was, take action.
Because I believe God will judge people based on all their actions, as opposed to sending them straight to Hell because they're gay. IOW, I don't think God is as obsessed with one issue as people like yourself, and might see past the homosexuality if the person lived an otherwise upstanding life.
Your inventing an interpretation of my words that was entirely absent from what I said.
I was actually referring to the "Reverend" Fred Phelps and Neil Horseley, and their like-minded ilk here.
I have absolutely no idea if he is heaven or hell.
You should, for his sake.
I don't think the people on that flight cared, and neither would have I.
Of course, not, texlok, they cared about surviving the ordeal, and then foiling the 'jackers role in their "attack on America". I don't think the terrorists cared.
Or knew. The only thing I care about, he did what anybody in his situation should do, and that was, take action.
Nice that Bingham did. Nevertheless, he is still a poster boy for the gay cause.
foreverfree
Do you vote? If you do then you're supporting forcing your beliefs on others. You also support the use of deadly force to do so. Your statement is lacking in substance.
foreverfree
Yes, GSW, it is a yes or no question? To me, the answer is "no".
foreverfree
You will get no argument from me on this point.
You mean "no comment".
foreverfree
Gays are using him for their agenda, just as you are using him for yours. I think both sides in this instance are in the wrong and using a national tragedy for their own gains is disturbing.
btw, I can't make the call whether he is in heaven or hell, only God can really do that. I do know, if he is going to hell, there are many people in line in front of him, because homosexuality isn't even in the top 10 sins. I don't know where/if it ranks in the sin hierarchy, but it's clearly not in the top 10. But I also don't see (as somebody else pointed out) God judging somebody based on just one aspect of their life.
Who would have looked at the WTC and the Pentagon and faulted the government for that action?
What is your problem? I hope your interpretation of the Scriptures is better than your intepretation of my responses to your posts.
foreverfree
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