Comments on: Religious Right Watch: Sarah Palin at a glance

By: noname

noname — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 15:32:54 +0000

simply this…A_ _ H_ L_ S

By: RALPH

RALPH — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 18:23:13 +0000

AMERICA NEEDS SARAH PALIN!!!!!!

By: berylkgullsgate

berylkgullsgate — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 16:04:09 +0000

Typo alert: sorry about that…I inadvertantly left in two 'g's in the direct quotations…now I'm outta here, I'm leavin'…

By: berylkgullsgate

berylkgullsgate — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 16:00:02 +0000

If there is a place called Hell, there must be a special room set aside for those who exploit their religion for the sake of power and political gain.

Leaving the “G” behind: and Hell should reserve another room for those who speak down-home rhetoric where the “g” is silent , as in “I'm thinkin', doing things like…”, “reachin' the people”, “lookin' at you”, “getting saved here”, “wonderin' “, “lookin' at the state”…to name a few.

All those “'G's” for the sake of homely homilies? Palin, the purveyor of state religion in all it's simplicity fused with political ambition…from this may the saints or the voters preserve us. This is class action comedy in the making…but it's serious and dangerous to even consider what could happen November.

By: hartman_john

hartman_john — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 20:23:09 +0000

There is actually an organization called jews for jesus? Hell, the way the christians are going, it may be that only jews will have a direct line to god pretty soon.
As to the fist shaking, I have never personally shook my fist at the heavens. I have stared up at the sky a few times and wondered at the beauty of nature.
I've often pondered the curved infinity of space and wondered if there are additional dimensions as proposed by string theorists.
But never once in an entire lifetime have I ever shaken my fist and told god he/she won't rule over me.
He/she likely does not exist.
If she/he/it does exist, it is even less likely that he/she/it is spending much time looking to see fists being shaken. the whole concept is absurd to the point of laughter - except that so many jews for jesus and others take the god stuff seriously and fight huge wars and kill millions of innocents simply because they believe in a slightly different he/she/it.
Please keep your absurd ideas locked inside yourself.
There's a whole bunch of problems right here on earth that need fixing - from the looks of history, god ain't comin' down anytime soon to help out.
It's all up to us!

By: hartman_john

hartman_john — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 20:14:04 +0000

Palin is praying hard enough for the rest of us, so go out, enjoy yourselves and sin to your heart's delight. Just watching her video it makes me PROUD to be an American because, if enough intelligent people don't get out and vote for Obama, we'll have four more years of bible-thumping, god-bothering, moronic cretins like Palin.

By: W.R. Short

W.R. Short — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 18:51:05 +0000

Type your comment here.
Dear Mr. Birkey,
Obviously if she can speak in tongues, it will come in handy making diplomatic connections in foreign capitols. For more on Ms Palin, check out Heather Mallick's column on the CBC website. It is very well done.

By: Matt Sieger

Matt Sieger — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 15:25:19 +0000

I’m a Jewish believer in Jesus. Most blogs and news services have quoted the same one paragraph of the six-page transcript of David Brickner’s message, giving the false impression that he is saying that a bulldozer attack by a deranged Palestinian is God’s judgment on the Jewish people. Please read the entire message for yourself at http://wasillabible.org/sermons.htm so that you can see Brickner’s remarks in context.

Among other things, Brickner says, “My mother always told me, ‘Be careful when you point a finger at somebody else, because there’s some pointing back at you.’ And really, Israel has not cornered the market on unbelief. Israel is an example of what all humanity has been saying to God since the beginning of time, shaking its fists at the heavens and saying, ‘You’ll not rule over us.’ And so all of the controversy that we see swirling in Jerusalem is really a mirror that the world looks in to see the controversy within . . . . It’s the dilemma of the human heart.”

Brickner is saying that without forgiveness of sins, which he (and I) believe only comes through Jesus’ sacrificial death for us, there will be judgment – not just for Jews, but for all mankind.

Please take a look at the discussion concerning Mr. Brickner’s message at the Jews for Jesus website, http://www.jewsforjesus.org.