[Coldwater Creek]

Here is a another great account!

Maria

[mckenzie7]

Thank you for the post.

Amen!

[Humal]

THE article of the week IMO. This is such an inspiration I have forwarded it to many others. “Mario Sepulveda, an ebullient man and the second to emerge from the bullet-shaped rescue tube, said, “I was with God. I was with the Devil. God and the devil were fighting over me, and God won.”

[xenob]

Good article... I joked with my wife... NASA does all this research on people and the mental hardships faced with deep space travel. I say problem solved, send Latin American Catholics. Tough as nails they are... We have grown weak and soulless.

[newheart]

Chilean President Miguel Juan Sebastián Piñera Echenique, Ph.D, declared that what "started as a possible tragedy" ended up "as a real blessing from God."

I can imagine two scenarios in the U.S.

Barack Obama taking credit himself by declaring that he and his administration had pulled the miners out of the deepest hole since the depression.

Alternatively, any other U.S. president making a statement similar to the Chilean president's would have been met with calls for impeachment and lawsuits from the ACLU.

[vanilla swirl]

God got them out!

[Coldwater Creek]

The word is slowly leaking out. Here is a great account from the American Spectator.

My question is why isn’t the “preacher” Glenn Beck talking about this?

[rhema]

Jimmy Sanchez, one of the outspoken believers, said, "There are actually 34 of us, because God has never left us down here."

[Taggart_D]

great article

[little jeremiah]

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How refreshing and inspiring to read of the public expressions of dependence on and faith in God - from the President, to the rescuers, to the miners. Unashamed and unafraid to admit their dependence on God - examples for everyone - Who to turn to in times of trouble and danger, which we all will face one day at death, if not sooner.