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Let Judge Greer go home. The devil's waiting

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I know its frustrating, but as a Christian, we should never want anyone to go to eternal damnation. It is God's gift of salvation for all which breaks us free from our sin nature.

As much as I despise this man, I hope he finds Christ and finds what he did not give Teri - mercy.

If he claims he is a Christian, I do not know how he can sleep at night. God chastens his children in his own way to that effect.

Yes. All we can honestly do is lay the matter and our concerns before God and ask that He take away our imperfect human desire for action (or revenge) and ask Him to give us the strength to rely on His judgment as to how this matter is ultimately resolved and who is blessed and who is rebuked in the end.

It is in His hands now, it has always been in His hands. If it is God's will that she be called home to Heaven, Praise God and Bon Voyage, Terri. If it is His will that she remain among us, I simply pray that He demonstrate it in as unambiguous a way as possible.

Wouldn't it be great if Terri woke up and asked for a glass of water?

Unlike many here, I do not blame the President or Governor Bush for this situation. They have and are using the poor tools that the law provides to try and save Terri's life. However, in the end, they are officers of the government, OUR government, and must act within its framework. As for the judges, Michael Schaivo, George Felos, and the others, the Lord knows their inner thoughts and motivations and will deal with them in His own time in accordance with His judgment. He is the best judge and we should rely on his judgment, which is far better than ours.

He is not a Christian, even if he claims to be. He was on his church's inactive roll before leaving the other day because he had not been to services in so long.

He does not have a credible profession of faith and evidence of salvation.

My church would have excommunicated him a long time ago.