>>>Well, if he's god, he should have no problem putting a stop to it if he
>>>doesn't like it. He surely doesn't need you butting into the issue for
>>>him.

>> He wants you to choose his way because it's the right way. If he gave you no
>> choice, you'd be a robot instead of a monkey.

>Fine. But this god-thing (if it exists) still doesn't need *you* to butt
>into the issue and bother people about it. Let them choose their own
>paths and pay the consequences or reap the rewards on their own.

>You, on the other hand, can mind your own business and stay out of other
>people's lives.

>Really? Then why has god *never*, not once in the
>history of the universe, ever granted an amputee's
>heartfelt, sincere prayers to get his limb(s) back?
>It's never happened, ever. People are (allegedly...

>duke wrote:

>> On Mon, 26 Mar 2007 13:47:14 -0700, r@somis.org (•R L Measures) wrote:
>>

>>>>>>> Unless you're wrong.
>>>>>>> Again.

>>

>>>>>> If I'm wrong, I prayed for naught.

>>

>>>>> • Duke...

> On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 14:26:49 -0700, Rudy Canoza
> wrote:
>

>> Really? Then why has god *never*, not once in the
>> history of the universe, ever granted an amputee's
>> heartfelt, sincere prayers to get his limb(s) back?
>> It's never happened, ever. People are (allegedly)
>> cured of cancer, MS, brain injuries, rabies, and lots
>> of other diseases as a result of prayer, but *NEVER*
>> amputees? Why is that, duke? Do you mean to tell me
>> that *EVERY* amputee who ever prayed to get his limbs
>> back just didn't pray hard enough, or that not enough
>> other people prayed on his behalf? EVERY GOD DAMNED
>> ONE, duke?
>>
>> Prayer is bullshit, duke. It has the same effect as
>> begging a piece of plywood to help you.
>>

> It is one of the best arguments against the existence ...

>>>>> • Duke -- I prayed like hell for a Porche 911 and I'm still drivin' a '73
>>>>> Dodge van. When can I expect delivery ?

>>>> Did you ask for the Porche 911 in the name of Jesus?

>>> • Damn right, Duke.

>> No, you didn't. If you had, and you needed the Porche, you would have gotten
>> it.

>Really? Then why has god *never*, not once in the
>history of the universe, ever granted an amputee's
>heartfelt, sincere prayers to get his limb(s) back?

>Nothing can help puke, he's beyond help.

> On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 21:56:00 GMT, BOB sd.net> wrote:
>

>>Nothing can help puke, he's beyond help.

>
> Actually, boob, there is one thing - God, and I plan on keeping him in

> corner.
>

> duke, American-American
> *****
> "The Mass is the most perfect form of Prayer."
> Pope Paul VI
> *****