Wonderdul post, Ohio. I feel the same way. I realize that many of us feel helpless but directing our anger at those who do not deserve it is so counter-productive. We are learning a great deal here. I have to keep telling myself that while I am praying unceasingly for Terri to be saved, it just may not be God's will. Terri's tragedy may bring about a grander good on a scale we cannot even imagine. We have to remember that we need to pray for all! Even our enemies.
Yes, and I am praying for that 'grander good on a scale we cannot even imagine' as well.
I still have great hope that Terri's life will be spared, and that she will be given to the custody of her dear, loving parents, but what is happening here, regardless of the outcome, has the potential for a great spiritual awakening among all Americans. We are flabby and soft in our faith (for the most part). The possibility of having a country that murders innocent disabled persons, and embraces a culture of death might well wake up the complacent.
I think every one of us, regardless of what state we live in, needs to begin a massive letter writing campaign to our local newspapers to make the unaware aware of this horrific tragedy.