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Judgement

Discussion in 'Other Discussions' started by David Michael Harris, Jan 7, 2010.

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  1. David Michael Harris

    David Michael Harris Active Member

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    Is Britain coming under God's judgment? Minus 17 c in some places, it's coming to a standstill.

    Is God dealing with that godless nation ( not all obviously ).

    Or is it just global warming.
     
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    The big tsunamis, earthquakes etc etc, are these all judgments from God?

    Is the end really coming?
     
    #2 David Michael Harris, Jan 7, 2010
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    A nation is something inanimate. Inanimate things don't come under God's judgement, people do. That said, be sure to remind the Brits of that temp the next time one of them discusses global warming :)
     
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    -17c :) man that is cold.
     
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    Not many kilts in Glasgow tonight lol.
     
    #5 David Michael Harris, Jan 7, 2010
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    Kilts, yes. Sans britches, no.
     
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