Shooting At Virginia Tech-33 Dead!

Originally Posted by South of I 90

If this is your attempt at wittiness; you need some fresh material!!

Had I been attempting wit, I would have put a smiley face after it.

Originally Posted by Chan

The point that you and others here are still missing in your so-called "compassion" for those students is that we aren't like the world.

Wow~ If our love has become like God perfect Agape (Jesus) this should bring one to their knees. Jesus died for that witch was lost, yes they may be of the world, but they are lost, does that sink in at all? If not I'd really ask yourself what god you are following after~ Be thankful you have another day to be loved and share His love, to say yes Lord forgive me and others as well.

[Michlow]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

Chan...you always have a way of metaphorically urinating on everyone elses good will.

Can you add something to this discussion other than "out of the wickeness of your heart you say that" or "why be like this wicked world" when people are griefed over such a senseless mass murder Chan? Do you have ANY sensitivity at all? If so please show us. Thanks[/QUOTE]

You forgot evil & Vile

Originally Posted by CupCake

Wow~ If our love has become like God perfect Agape (Jesus) this should bring one to their knees. Jesus died for that witch was lost, yes they may be of the world, but they are lost, does that sink in at all? If not I'd really ask yourself what god you are following after~ Be thankful you have another day to be loved and share His love, to say yes Lord forgive me and others as well.

Since it doesn't appear any of us who have participated in this thread know any of the victims personally, we can only presume they are lost (a reasonable presumption but still a presumption). So, let me ask you this: how is their lost state more worthy of our attention than the lost state of the numerous others around the world who were murdered yesterday? Further, what was Jesus' response to His disciples when they were talking about a tragedy that had occurred? What did Jesus say when, in that conversation, He reminded them of yet another tragedy?

You said, "Jesus died for that witch was lost." I'm sure Jesus did not die because "that witch was lost."

[Michlow]

Originally Posted by Chan

Since it doesn't appear any of us who have participated in this thread know any of the victims personally, we can only presume they are lost (a reasonable presumption but still a presumption). So, let me ask you this: how is their lost state more worthy of our attention than the lost state of the numerous others around the world who were murdered yesterday? Further, what was Jesus' response to His disciples when they were talking about a tragedy that had occurred? What did Jesus say when, in that conversation, He reminded them of yet another tragedy?

You said, "Jesus died for that witch was lost." I'm sure Jesus did not die because "that witch was lost."

Jesus died for everyone...even witches

Originally Posted by Michlow

Jesus died for everyone...even witches

Did he? That's the subject of another thread.

[Michlow]

Originally Posted by Chan

Did he? That's the subject of another thread.

Originally Posted by Chan

Since it doesn't appear any of us who have participated in this thread know any of the victims personally, we can only presume they are lost (a reasonable presumption but still a presumption). So, let me ask you this: how is their lost state more worthy of our attention than the lost state of the numerous others around the world who were murdered yesterday? Further, what was Jesus' response to His disciples when they were talking about a tragedy that had occurred? What did Jesus say when, in that conversation, He reminded them of yet another tragedy?

You said, "Jesus died for that witch was lost." I'm sure Jesus did not die because "that witch was lost."

I see no difference in where or the who's they've may have been, people are people no matter their race, whether it be here in the states or overseas. The fact is if one can't feel the grief of a life that been snuff out, well maybe there already dead~

Originally Posted by CupCake

I see no difference in where or the who's they've may have been, people are people no matter their race, whether it be here in the states or overseas. The fact is if one can't feel the grief of a life that been snuff out, well maybe there already dead~

I'm glad you don't see a difference but a difference is being made in this thread.

I suspect that folks here would have accused Jesus of being insensitive if He had said to them what He said to His disciples in Luke 13:1-3.

[Subdued]

Originally Posted by Chan

I'm glad you don't see a difference but a difference is being made in this thread.

I suspect that folks here would have accused Jesus of being insensitive if He had said to them what He said to His disciples in Luke 13:1-3.

If one doesn't post concerning the grief they may feel over every death that occurs, does that mean that they do not feel grief for every death? (Is it even possible to post about every death that occurs?) You are assuming that each poster here does not consider every death/murder. Perhaps some here do. Not specifically by name, as that's impossible - but perhaps they cry out in pain - maybe even in prayer - for all the lives that were lost each day. Why do you assume?