Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill?
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Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill?
I've been wondering if God is "teaching us a lesson" by allowing this spill to reach its worst case scenario? Is he trying to tell us something? Is it the beginning of the end? Just wonderin'..........

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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
You may be on to something, Mr. Roberts.mainejeff wrote:I've been wondering if God is "teaching us a lesson" by allowing this spill to reach its worst case scenario? Is he trying to tell us something? Is it the beginning of the end? Just wonderin'..........
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Well........either "you" are religious or not.......so "they" say.93henfan wrote:You may be on to something, Mr. Roberts.mainejeff wrote:I've been wondering if God is "teaching us a lesson" by allowing this spill to reach its worst case scenario? Is he trying to tell us something? Is it the beginning of the end? Just wonderin'..........
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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
This post is in line with your sunny personality.mainejeff wrote:I've been wondering if God is "teaching us a lesson" by allowing this spill to reach its worst case scenario? Is he trying to tell us something? Is it the beginning of the end? Just wonderin'..........
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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
Wait for it, Ivy....Ivytalk wrote:This post is in line with your sunny personality.mainejeff wrote:I've been wondering if God is "teaching us a lesson" by allowing this spill to reach its worst case scenario? Is he trying to tell us something? Is it the beginning of the end? Just wonderin'..........
Bush's fault
Private industry is the debbil
Religion is bad (and the debbil)
CONKs are the debbil
Tea baggers caused this
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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
And a typical response from you, Biff.Ivytalk wrote:This post is in line with your sunny personality.mainejeff wrote:I've been wondering if God is "teaching us a lesson" by allowing this spill to reach its worst case scenario? Is he trying to tell us something? Is it the beginning of the end? Just wonderin'..........
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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
I ask an honest religious question and all I get is a couple of wise*ss canned CONK B.S.ASUG8 wrote:Wait for it, Ivy....Ivytalk wrote:
This post is in line with your sunny personality.
Bush's fault
Private industry is the debbil
Religion is bad (and the debbil)
CONKs are the debbil
Tea baggers caused this
Typical.
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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
Your question is so fu*king stupid you should be happy anyone responded in the first place.
We could stop this leak anytime we wanted to but people like you would want an EIS and a list of people to blame if the attempt failed.
This takes time.
We could stop this leak anytime we wanted to but people like you would want an EIS and a list of people to blame if the attempt failed.
This takes time.

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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:people like you would want an EIS and a list of people to blame if the attempt failed.
Let's be consistent here, Alphie.ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:You keep leaving out Obama.
He was the one that got them the exemption from the EIS.
Lets be consistent here................
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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
I don't think you are serious with your question, but I will answer.mainejeff wrote:I've been wondering if God is "teaching us a lesson" by allowing this spill to reach its worst case scenario? Is he trying to tell us something? Is it the beginning of the end? Just wonderin'..........
NO.
Man caused the spill due to their own free will. In other words, we got ourselves into this mess all by ourselves.
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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
Jeffie, you are so predictable - it's like fish in a barrel with you.mainejeff wrote:I ask an honest religious question and all I get is a couple of wise*ss canned CONK B.S.ASUG8 wrote:
Wait for it, Ivy....
Bush's fault
Private industry is the debbil
Religion is bad (and the debbil)
CONKs are the debbil
Tea baggers caused this
Typical.
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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
Skjellyfetti wrote:ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:people like you would want an EIS and a list of people to blame if the attempt failed.Let's be consistent here, Alphie.ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:You keep leaving out Obama.
He was the one that got them the exemption from the EIS.
Lets be consistent here................
I was, your not reading my stuff right..................probably because your a Lib and dont follow logic in any way.

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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
This could have happened anytime on any oil rig near our coast. Machines fail when man doesnt properly design them, maintain them or we over extend their limits. I have no idea how either BP or the govt. will stop the leak and it seems like options are running out. But I feel for the people of the Gulf Region and the damage they are experiencing to their land , economy and their recreational areas. It is criminal by any stretch of the imagination.
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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
You believe in God?mainejeff wrote:I've been wondering if God is "teaching us a lesson" by allowing this spill to reach its worst case scenario? Is he trying to tell us something? Is it the beginning of the end? Just wonderin'..........

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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
God's revenge on America for 50 million unborn who were brutally slaughtered just for being conceived. LONG overdue!!!
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catamount man wrote:God's revenge on America for 50 million unborn who were brutally slaughtered just for being conceived. LONG overdue!!!
Shut the fuck up whackjob. Put a fucking gun to your head and, for christ's sake, pull the motherfucking trigger.

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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:Skjellyfetti wrote:
Let's be consistent here, Alphie.
I was, your not reading my stuff right..................probably because your a Lib and dont follow logic in any way.
Hey Aristotle, what logic did it take to vote for W, twice and McCain/Palin once?
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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
Talk about f*cking stupid........you contradict yourself in the same freakin post, alphamoron!ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:Your question is so fu*king stupid you should be happy anyone responded in the first place.
We could stop this leak anytime we wanted to but people like you would want an EIS and a list of people to blame if the attempt failed.
This takes time.
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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
So God doesn't control everything that people say and do........interesting.SeattleGriz wrote:I don't think you are serious with your question, but I will answer.mainejeff wrote:I've been wondering if God is "teaching us a lesson" by allowing this spill to reach its worst case scenario? Is he trying to tell us something? Is it the beginning of the end? Just wonderin'..........
NO.
Man caused the spill due to their own free will. In other words, we got ourselves into this mess all by ourselves.
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And you're so predictably unfunny......it's just plain sad.ASUG8 wrote:Jeffie, you are so predictable - it's like fish in a barrel with you.mainejeff wrote:
I ask an honest religious question and all I get is a couple of wise*ss canned CONK B.S.
Typical.
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You do too!?BigSkyBears wrote:You believe in God?mainejeff wrote:I've been wondering if God is "teaching us a lesson" by allowing this spill to reach its worst case scenario? Is he trying to tell us something? Is it the beginning of the end? Just wonderin'..........
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The Gulf Coast region must be doing a lot of closet abortions then!!!catamount man wrote:God's revenge on America for 50 million unborn who were brutally slaughtered just for being conceived. LONG overdue!!!
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My son, a second grader, asked the same question. Here's what I told him.mainejeff wrote:I've been wondering if God is "teaching us a lesson" by allowing this spill to reach its worst case scenario? Is he trying to tell us something? Is it the beginning of the end? Just wonderin'..........
"As you get older, and read more, and learn more, and understand more, you will understand that you cannot grasp what the will of God is by so narrowly trying to define God's will by reference to one single event. You understand God right now in child's terms, like mythical super hero in the sky, and it is this limited understanding which creates the premise for your question. Your question demonstrates a second grader's grasp of theology. But when you grow up, you will hopefully understand that the force which created us, redeems us, and sustains us is something far greater and beyond anyone's ability to completely grasp. Asking a question like this is an attempt to limit God to the simplest terms which you can understand, given your limited world outlook and understandings, and limited education."
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Re: Is it God's Will to not find a solution to the oil spill
Was this his response?JoltinJoe wrote:My son, a second grader, asked the same question. Here's what I told him.mainejeff wrote:I've been wondering if God is "teaching us a lesson" by allowing this spill to reach its worst case scenario? Is he trying to tell us something? Is it the beginning of the end? Just wonderin'..........
"As you get older, and read more, and learn more, and understand more, you will understand that you cannot grasp what the will of God is by so narrowly trying to define God's will by reference to one single event. You understand God right now in child's terms, like mythical super hero in the sky, and it is this limited understanding which creates the premise for your question. Your question demonstrates a second grader's grasp of theology. But when you grow up, you will hopefully understand that the force which created us, redeems us, and sustains us is something far greater and beyond anyone's ability to completely grasp. Asking a question like this is an attempt to limit God to the simplest terms which you can understand, given your limited world outlook and understandings, and limited education."

