10 Nov '11 13:22>
Originally posted by Rajk999Ah I see the problem, they were women, and thus couldn't be righteous MEN, and thus their
The quote from James that the prayers of a RIGHTEOUS man availeth much.
God decides who is righteous and who is not.
So the women were foolish to put their faith in a man who clearly was not righteous.
prayers were ineffective....
But surely their preacher should have known that....
Also prop's point about how do you determine if your preacher is righteous or not,
If you need to be righteous for god to answer your prayers then god will only answer you
if you are righteous enough to ask god yourself to heal yourself.
If you are not the righteous, then you have to rely in the preacher to be righteous....
I agree based on the evidence that it is foolish indeed to believe your preacher to be righteous.
However, if you believe prayers are answered, and that god interviens to help those who are
righteous enough, followers of the true faith and all that, then you have to also believe that nobody
on the planes that hit the twin towers was righteous enough to deserve saving, that none of the people
killed in the towers including all the firemen who rushed to the scene were righteous enough.....
Would you like to try again...