How Tsunami Waves Did Not Touch Santhome Cathedral

The Indian Catholic ^ | January 10, 2005

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[WilliamWallace1999]

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[NerdDad]

It is amazing.

Also amazing is that every Southern Baptist missionary (and there are many) in each of the affected countries was alive and well and accounted for within 24 hours of the disaster.

Anyone still looking for God in this mess is looking in the wrong places.

[It's me]

Ok, I will.
Thanks.

[SampleMan]

The Crusades didn't go so badly as counterattacks go. Muslims driven out of France, Spain, Italy and turned back in the Balkans.

If your point is that the Catholic Church is disproved as a valid religion by the failings of its members, then you perhaps you are mistaken about the point of religion.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Looking outside the authority of scripture bump!

[Arthur McGowan]

The Crusaders proved once and for all the fallacy of the Catholic Religion. It is not the church Christ created. That church died with John.

So the Church that Christ founded died? Then Christ was lying when He said that His Church would last until the end of time?

[Mike Fieschko]

the Catholic Religion ... is not the church Christ created. That church died with John.

Wow.

Apologies if this is impertinent and presumptious, but ... where do you go on Sunday?

[It's me]

[It's me]

[It's me]

See post #30.

It doesn't look like higher ground to me.

[livius]

Lovely picture!

[Centurion2000]

BUMP

[geopyg]

"Also amazing is that every Southern Baptist missionary (and there are many) in each of the affected countries was alive and well and accounted for within 24 hours of the disaster."

God is also present with those suffering, such as those mourning the loss of 60+ kids living in a World Vision community in Sri Lanka. I'm not sure why some people died and some people lived. I just pray that those who lived can provide the comfort and love (and water, food, shelter, etc.) that these devastated people need right now.

[It's me]

Also amazing is that every Southern Baptist missionary (and there are many) in each of the affected countries was alive and well and accounted for within 24 hours of the disaster.

But that's wonderful, isn't it?

Anyone saved from this natural disaster is fortunate, aren't they?

[Romulus]

It's just a quibble, but St. Peter's in Rome is not a Cathedral. Also, the article at the top of this thread is in error, as St. Paul's in Rome is also the tomb of an apostle.

[paudio]

So, the church was completely safe? Not even the 1st floor flooded?

[Lady In Blue]

Bump for a later read. Thanks.

[Spok]

That wasn't MY point at all. Misbehavior by individuals only proves that individuals, even when acting on behalf of a higher calling, are still fallible: it doesn't discredit or repudiate the higher calling.

[nyg4168]

Disgusting comment.

You think your god is killing infidels with these natural disasters? When your god throws hurricanes at Florida and sends twisters through Oklahoma, is he punishing the U.S.? Tell us, because apparently you know the mind of God.