"Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek shares cancer update, March 2020
Posted on 07/24/2020 6:34:37 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
Very sad that he apparently doesn’t know the living God who loves Alex dearly and calls on him to repent and accept the free gift of salvation.
That’s because he’s appointed HIMSELF God. Too bad as he’ll find out at Christ’s return how wrong he was.
Not as smart as some people believe.
And I need to read Trebek’s life story why?
I find it a shame that a man who comes across as educated has no room in his heart and mind for God and his creations....How can he explain the intricate cycles of life and the diverse forms of life. Humility seems to have escaped him. I praise and give thanks everyday to God and his son Jesus (my/our savior) for the blessings he bestows everyday. Glory to God.
"It would certainly have been a betrayal of my faith in God and the millions of prayers that have been said on my behalf,”
He’s certainly not an atheist or nihilist.
He will, when his Time comes around.
Meanwhile and for years, I can’t stand his smarmy self as he wore his Obama Knee Pads from 2008 on, and on his sleeves he wore his love and admiration for the Stealth Muslim.
Mr. Trebek, if you’re out there, it’s NOT TOO LATE to accept Jesus as your savior. You’ve led a good life and encouraged others, but that won’t get you into heaven. God gave you a lot wisdom, use it to search for, and follow, for Him.
I REALLY DO FEEL SORRY FOR HIM.
Judge not lest ye be judged. Faith is a wonderful thing. It can bring great comfort during life’s most difficult times. Some faith is better than none at all. Mr. Trebeck has a form of faith. It is not up to me to judge if it is a worthy faith.
You’ll find out soon enough Alex!
Art Fleming was a GREAT host before Alex Trebek, and there could be a great host after Trebek. He’s just one of, hopefully, many.
Ya...we are just here by accident and without purpose......
Ya...we are just here by accident and without purpose......
The FOOL has said in his heart; There is NO GOD for $1000....
He is a longtime spokesman for the “Christian humanitarian group World Vision”, yet he doesn’t believe in God.
I admit I only used to watch Jeopardy hoping that when he would arrogantly correct a wrong answer (pretending he knew everything when all he did was read from a card), the contestant would jump over the podium and proceeded to beat the tar out of him. What a tool!
That's why they pay spokesmen, they aren't always believers in the product or service. Which is why I take all marketing with a grain of salt, it's up to us.
RE: He is a longtime spokesman for the “Christian humanitarian group World Vision”, yet he doesn’t believe in God.
Well, even atheists believe in doing good...
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