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**AAAESLLESO** · 04-28-2011, 05:57 PM

*editing this*

I know several people who have lost their homes because of the flooding that has now taken over the majority of Arkansas. I live 45 minutes away from where a levee broke and people have lost almost everything. I don't know what God is saying or thinking. I just know that the state of Arkansas has come together and to help one another. The lives lost from the storms in Arkansas and the one from Alabama is horrible and my heart goes out to these families who lost someone they loved or lost their homes. I can't even imagine the heartache that these families are going through while living in shelters or staying with other family members. Having to go back and see everything you worked your whole life for gone...wow.

Things happens, weather happens. In my opinion, God doesn't hate. He gets angry, mad, dissapointed, but I don't think He ever hates. I don't like Westboro, I don't think they're Christians. But, God will judge them in His own time. I know that much.

So is God talking to the South? and if so what is he saying? I sure wish the Westbro Baptist A-holes would get blown away, just so I could say God hates, Haters. This quote, it makes me think you feel that the South deserved all these storms.

04-28-2011, 05:57 PM	#2
AAAESLLESO Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 469 Senior Member	editing this I know several people who have lost their homes because of the flooding that has now taken over the majority of Arkansas. I live 45 minutes away from where a levee broke and people have lost almost everything. I don't know what God is saying or thinking. I just know that the state of Arkansas has come together and to help one another. The lives lost from the storms in Arkansas and the one from Alabama is horrible and my heart goes out to these families who lost someone they loved or lost their homes. I can't even imagine the heartache that these families are going through while living in shelters or staying with other family members. Having to go back and see everything you worked your whole life for gone...wow. Things happens, weather happens. In my opinion, God doesn't hate. He gets angry, mad, dissapointed, but I don't think He ever hates. I don't like Westboro, I don't think they're Christians. But, God will judge them in His own time. I know that much. So is God talking to the South? and if so what is he saying? I sure wish the Westbro Baptist A-holes would get blown away, just so I could say God hates, Haters. This quote, it makes me think you feel that the South deserved all these storms.
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