Wis. jury: Father guilty in prayer death case

AP ^ | 080109 | ROBERT IMRIE

[Joya]

Quix is the real deal.
Quix is not a liar.
Quix does have the educational background he claims to have.
Quix is not a dirtbag.

I know these things because I have seen them with my own eyes.

Quix also have more friends, on the Net, and in person, than anyone I have ever met.

[Quix]

Thanks for your kind and honest words.

Few folks have ever known me as well as you these last several years.

You humble me with your respect and support.

Thanks BIG.

[Quix]

May God richly bless you and yours, Bro.

[Quix]

Have a blessed and healthy week in The Lord, Dear Sister.

[Marysecretary]

Thank you, dear heart. I WILL!

[Quix]

YEA. YAWN YAWN. Slowly waking up here.

[Quix]

Here’s a set of posts around 734, 735, 736

which document some of the reasons for my beliefs about UFO’s and their associated critters:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/2182204/posts?page=735

Of course, only those with a shred of fair-mindeness will likely benefit from the WELL RESEARCHED AND DOCUMENTED FACTS presented.

[Zechariah_8_13]

I find it highly disturbing that you so-called “conservatives” are gleeful over the sentence given to this father. Can you not understand that this is an attack on Christianity, not the father’s inaction?

If the father had not admitted to praying and instead said, “She seemed like she just had the flu,” as the other relatives stated, do you think his sentence would be the same? Would your thrill at his punishment be lessened?

Juvenile diabetes can come on very suddenly, literally in a day or two. Most parents would not recognize the symptoms.

Whenever anyone I know is sick, I first pray, then seek medical attention if warranted. If someone collapsed suddenly, I’d be praying as I dialed 911.

But now I know not to tell the authorities, since apparently prayer is a murder weapon.

[happinesswithoutpeace]

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