Hey Jesus, w is using your name in vain.........

[mopaul]

he invoked Your name when he was asked who his favorite political philosopher was....i didn't even know that You WERE a political philosopher Lord. and he invokes the name of Your father, Who art in heaven in vain. too freely, and too often. he is like the Hypocrites Lord, making a great show of his faith for all the world to see, but he is surely using Your name in vain, and it is a most grievous sin.

and on this day in which many americans and Christians around the world invoke Thy holy name in utmost reverence and sincerity, he is appearing before u.s. troops Lord, and outright blaspheming, studying war on the Sabbath. he makes a great show of his piousness, but his soul is blackened by hatred, and he bears false witness, by implying that You would approve of all the slaughter Lord.

we know You as the Prince of peace Lord, and the humble and tolerant teacher, whose lessons we study and revere. and we pray that You would intervene into the heart of president bush, who invokes Thy name, and quotes Thy words and teachings, but has no human compassion, that the true worshippers of Christ must possess. reach out to him o' Lord, and if he still turns his heart away from Your path, we beseech You to stop him from his evil deeds upon Thy creation, and Thy children.

[Paradise]

1. what can i say,

except, 'that's beautiful', and you've saved this day.
thank you.:grouphug:

[Selwynn]

2. He was asked "who is your favorite philosopher" - you added "politcal"

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the exact transcript of the question was "who is your favorite philosopher." Just wanted to point that out even while agreeing with your post.

[AntiCoup2K4]

5. No, it was "favorite political philosopher"

I remember the exact question, because I wanted to jump through the TV and strangle the lying blasphemous son of a bitch :grr:

[jeanmarc]

3. He used his holy day as well

Why did this mental midget wait till Easter Sunday to comment on the PDB?

[GhengisKhan]

4. Jesus warned us about people like Bush

[indepat]

9. Is it evil incarnate to invoke the name of Jesus in furtherance of your

own evil plan/deeds such as the wanton wholesale killing of others who do not threaten/are not a threat to you? Not a theologian so just asking.

[catmandu57]

6. He knows when you've been sleeping

He knows when you're awake
He knows when you've been bad or good
so be good for goodness
wait a minute wrong guy, but if what I've been taught jesus has an information service that johnny crisco would kill to have. TIA has nothing on god's CIA.
If jr.* is the born again believer he claims to be, and if there is a lake of fire for sinners, then I have the feeling that jr.* has a special place reserved in the deep end just for him.

[mopaul]

7. an easter prayer from the pres......(real)

FORT HOOD, Texas(AP) President Bush on Sunday braced the country for the possibility of more American casualties in Iraq while saying the U.S.-led mission is just. "Obviously every day I pray there is less casualty, but I know what we are doing in Iraq is right," Bush said after attending an Easter service at a chapel on this sprawling base that has 12,000 troops now in Iraq. At least nine died in Iraq in the past week.

"It was a tough week last week and my prayers and thoughts are with those who pay the ultimate price for our security," the president said.

"Today, on bended knee, I thanked the good Lord for protecting those of our troops overseas," he said before heading to a military hospital to meet with wounded soldiers who have returned recently from Iraq. Bush made no remarks as he left the hospital, where he met with 11 soldiers, awarding Purple Heart medals to 10 of them.

In fighting across Iraq over the past week, almost 50 American soldiers and more than 550 Iraqis have been killed. At least 649 U.S. soldiers have died in Iraq since the war began in March 2003.

Bush said it was "hard to tell" whether Americans should expect to see more of the kind of deadly weeks that the military just sustained. But, he said, "We're plenty tough."

[Elidor]

8. Hey, Mo - where'd your site go?

I was going to repost one of your pieces the other day - Dubya stirring up the hornet's nest - 'making the middle east safe for democracy' or something to that effect.