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To: Dr. Eckleburg
The terrorists should be squashed, and so should those that fund and enable them, even if they presently occupy offices within our own government.

God knows all things and no evil will go unpunished.

We are a nation of hypocrites. The USA is not morally superior to any other nation. We are not morally superior to the taliban, nor the Iraqi's.

Our policies have caused thousands of more civilian deaths than theirs have.

We live in a culture that accepts the murder of 4000+ "innocent" children EVERY DAY in our own land.

The twin towers attack claimed 2,800 lives.

Who is the greater enemy? Ourselves, or the muslim terrorists?
69 posted on 09/16/2002 5:33:53 PM PDT by zadok
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To: zadok
We are not morally superior to the taliban.

All men are fallen; none deserves God's blessings.

But on a graduated scale, we are morally superior to the taliban, abortionists notwithstanding.

Discernment counts.

86 posted on 09/16/2002 7:10:58 PM PDT by Dr. Eckleburg
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To: zadok
Who is the greater enemy? Ourselves, or the muslim terrorists?

2 Chron. 7:14 "If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land."

That is the only answer that will work. If we trust in armies, we are trusting in the arm of the flesh. We are citizens of another Kingdom, and our allegience should be to it, not our country of birth. The answer is not patriotism, it's repentence. This war will be won on our knees, not on a battlefield.

92 posted on 09/16/2002 7:50:10 PM PDT by nobdysfool
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