Matthew needs to move to Texas. We do not scoff at the Word Of God down here, Brother...Can I get a Hallelujah!!!!!!!!!
http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/n...tes/index.htmlA psychiatric examination was ordered for Andrea. One psychiatrist, featured on Mugshots, asked Andrea what she thought would happen to the children. She indicated that she believed God would "take them up." He reversed the question and asked what might have happened if she had not taken their lives.
"I guess they would have continued stumbling," which meant "they would have gone to hell."
He wanted to know specifically what they had done to give her the idea they weren't behaving properly. She responded that they didn't treat Rusty's mother well, adding that, "They didn't do things God likes."
http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/n...illers2/9.htmlA housewife in New Chapel Hill, Texas who saw herself as a religious sister to Andrea Yates, the housewife who drowned her five children in 2001, Laney began to see "signs." Her 14-month-old son, Aaron, was playing with a spear. That was the first signal from God that she was to do something to her children.
She resisted, not certain that she understood. But the signs continued.
When Aaron presented Laney with a rock that day, she later reported that she believed she was supposed to pay attention. This was a symbol. Later that same day, he squeezed a frog. Then she understood. She was to kill her children, either by stoning them, strangling them or stabbing them. God had shown her three ways.
Again she told God no, but again she felt pressured to comply. "Each time it was getting worse and worse," she later said, "the way it had to be done." In other words, the more she resisted, the worse the death would be for her children. She decided that rocks would be preferable to strangulation, so she found some in preparation.
Laney knew she had to "step out in faith." She had to trust God...
sad story is sad
dead babies go to heaven
the people who kill them, maybe not so much
The day you give your heart to Jesus, He will set you free.
After I die there wont be anything for me. Just as 500 years ago I wasn't here, I didn't care then that I wasn't there, in 500 years I won't be here or there or anywhere and I won't care. I grew up believing in god, my mother took us too church sunday morning, sunday night and wednesday night. I was afraid of god, I was scared when I was a mere 13 years old and getting a boner looking at Mrs. Falletti's legs in church. As I go into my teens we didn't go to church and one day years later for one reason or another I was in a church, listening to the stories of god and it hit me like a ton of bricks, "this shit isn't real"
There is so much in the universe we can't explain, so much it would boggle the most brilliant of minds. With that I can't say there wasn't a superior design to the universe. I just don't think he is some omni presence that commands you worship him on faith, that sent his child into the womb of a married man to be put upon a cross and tortured just for the soul purpose of allowing us to go to heaven and if we don't believe this story we are going to go to hell and burn for eternity.
As fla fla asked, no I don't think any of this will sink into your head matt. I just wanted to answer your question in the most telling way. I am agnostic, there could be a superior being I guess but he isn't the one that will make me burn in hell because I don't worship his dead son. He also isn't the one that gave Mrs. Falletti such great legs that made me feel so turned on yet scared about having impure thoughts.
Damn, that was about 30 years ago, I wonder if Mrs. Falletti's legs held up![]()
I got up this morning with the intent to change my ways and open myself up to god's love and forgiveness. Then I opened the fridge to find that the orange juice was near empty. Fuck it, there is no god.
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