Not2BSubjugated
Callous Individualist
Recognizing there are consequences to our actions doesn't mean we want people to face those consequences. Quite the opposite. Most of us are inviting people to avoid those consequences through Repentence.
As for San Fran, there are still righteous among them.
Sorry to burst your bubble on this, bud, but when you say that, "If God doesn't give it to this country, he owes an apology to Sodom and Gomorrah", and it's well known that you are a strong Christian and therefore you support the actions of your God, the inescapable implication is that you want God to smite this country. The fact that one would reference Sodom and Gomorrah in particular implies that their wish for the smiting of America is based on the US's perceived propensity for "amoral" (gross) sex.
You can't tell me that the statement in question was anything but vicious, and whoever quoted it is a sadistic, self-righteous motherfucker, just like its originator.
In fact, anybody who believes that a just God would eradicate people for gross sex that is victimless is pretty fuckin sadistic to begin with.
Here's a short list of "things I want" relating to your post:
1) I want everyone to turn to Jesus Christ with a contrite and humble heart; repent of their sins; follow His example; and witness the Kingdom of God.
2) I want God's will to be done in all things.
3) I want to live in a world free of fear, pain, tears, and evil.
But I want these things remembering that what I want is miniscule in comparison to what God wants. His will -- not mine -- be done.
On the one hand, I believe what the Bible says about God. I believe that He's cleansed this earth in the past and that He promises to cleanse it in the future. We shall have a "New Heaven" and a "New Earth" whether anyone likes it or not. So there's no changing that. But I also believe what the Bible says about who the ultimate Judge is and it ain't me. Every person will stand before Him as He reads their entire lives back to them.
All fine and good. If you're not rooting for God to blow people up, then I wasn't talking about you.
Clearly, Mrs. Billy Graham is a different brand of Christian from you, which doesn't surprise me. The fact that you're here, unpaid, spreading your faith, only implies that you wish to share what you believe to be the truth. That fact that you have nothing to gain and that Christians generally believe that spreading their faith is beneficial to those who receive it says to me that your motives are ultimately altruistic. The same seems to be true of Avatar.
As for Mrs. Billy Graham, there appears to be a bloodlust present in her worship that I find highly perturbing, and I'm hoping that Irish Ram wasn't implying by quoting her that there was any philosophical merit to that bloodlust. I find it highly, highly fortunate that Christians like Mrs. Graham are the minority, these days. These are the same kinda pricks that were burning people at the stake back in Spain.