Stupid WNBA Cunt spouts off Christian Bullshit about Japan

[andy7171]

She's got nice thighs.

[Wedgebuster]

While God DOES sometimes punish nations (and individuals) for sin, it's not for us to make that judgment call. Just look at Christ's reaction to the question put to him about why a man was born blind. Sometimes bad things "just happen." This tweet was in VERY poor taste....

[YoUDeeMan]

Now she has to apologize...


New York Liberty guard Cappie Pondexter apologized for Twitter postings over the weekend about the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Pondexter tweeted on Saturday: “What if God was tired of the way they treated their own people in there own country! Idk guys he makes no mistakes.”

She later tweeted: “u just never knw! They did pearl harbor so u can’t expect anything less.”

I thought the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor.

[blueballs]

I had her pegged as a Flame, but evidently she went to Rutgers.

I posted that she went to Liberty a few posts up.... then deleted it once I realized she didn't. I had searched her name and noticed a lot of "Liberty" results. It turns out there is a WNBA team called the Libery. Who knew?

I think she was one of the Rutgers women Don Imus got in trouble with the PC police about.

[mainejeff]

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[YoUDeeMan]

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mainejeff...is that a really small picture of a smiley drinking coffee?

[JohnStOnge]

You guys slay me. A guy says that God sometimes punishes sin and you act like it's completely out of left field. Crazy.

First let me remind people (especially D1B) that I am an agnostic. What I believe is not the point.

But there is not a mainstream Christian faith out there that does not subscribe to the theology that God does indeed punish people for sin. Actually, I don't think there is a major faith out there with the concept of God or gods that does not subscribe, essentially, to such theology.

If you disagree with it because you are an atheist, fine. But don't act like it's some kind of fringe, irrational view.

What really gets me is people who want to believe in a God but at the same time want to believe anything they do is OK and that God makes the rules based on what they want to do. No such thing as adverse consequences from God based on behavior.

Well, you know what? If there is a God as people conceptualize that, God makes the rules.

[Skjellyfetti]

If you disagree with it because you are an atheist, fine. But don't act like it's some kind of fringe, irrational view.

It's not a fringe view. But, it is irrational. Just because a lot of people believe it doesn't mean it's rational.

[JohnStOnge]

It's not a fringe view. But, it is irrational. Just because a lot of people believe it doesn't mean it's rational.

And what is the basis for saying it's not rational? Do you have proof that there is no God that is of nature basically along the lines of the Christian concept?

Why is it any more rational to say there is NOT such a God than to say that there IS?

[Skjellyfetti]

It's not a fringe view. But, it is irrational. Just because a lot of people believe it doesn't mean it's rational.

And what is the basis for saying it's not rational? Do you have proof that there is no God that is of nature basically along the lines of the Christian concept?

Why is it any more rational to say there is NOT such a God than to say that there IS?

I didn't say it is irrational to believe in a god. I said it's irrational to believe God uses large scale natural disasters like Japan as a form of PUNISHMENT. That belief can come from faith... but, it can come from rationality.

What rational reasons could someone come to the conclusion that God unleashed the earthquake and tsunami on Japan as a form of punishment?

[JohnStOnge]

I said it's irrational to believe God uses large scale natural disasters like Japan as a form of PUNISHMENT. That belief can come from faith... but, it can come from rationality.

What rational reasons could someone come to the conclusion that God unleashed the earthquake and tsunami on Japan as a form of punishment?

I don't think the poster to whom I am referring said that.

[kalm]

You guys slay me. A guy says that God sometimes punishes sin and you act like it's completely out of left field. Crazy.

First let me remind people (especially D1B) that I am an agnostic. What I believe is not the point.

But there is not a mainstream Christian faith out there that does not subscribe to the theology that God does indeed punish people for sin. Actually, I don't think there is a major faith out there with the concept of God or gods that does not subscribe, essentially, to such theology.

If you disagree with it because you are an atheist, fine. But don't act like it's some kind of fringe, irrational view.

What really gets me is people who want to believe in a God but at the same time want to believe anything they do is OK and that God makes the rules based on what they want to do. No such thing as adverse consequences from God based on behavior.

Well, you know what? If there is a God as people conceptualize that, God makes the rules.

Um, no. They are bat shit crazy, no matter what their numbers are.

[mainejeff]

If God is gonna punish any country then the U.S. will be first on the list.

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

Thread about stupid cunt.................................manejeff posts.................hmmmmmmm

[Wedgebuster]

You guys slay me. A guy says that God sometimes punishes sin and you act like it's completely out of left field. Crazy.

First let me remind people (especially D1B) that I am an agnostic. What I believe is not the point.

But there is not a mainstream Christian faith out there that does not subscribe to the theology that God does indeed punish people for sin. Actually, I don't think there is a major faith out there with the concept of God or gods that does not subscribe, essentially, to such theology.

If you disagree with it because you are an atheist, fine. But don't act like it's some kind of fringe, irrational view.

What really gets me is people who want to believe in a God but at the same time want to believe anything they do is OK and that God makes the rules based on what they want to do. No such thing as adverse consequences from God based on behavior.

Well, you know what? If there is a God as people conceptualize that, God makes the rules.