[lit-ideas] Re: New Orleans
- From: John McCreery <mccreery@xxxxxxx>
- To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 12:30:26 +0900
On 2005/08/31, at 12:17, Andy Amago wrote:
I think now is an appropriate time to ask Marlena what the
religious folks
think about this. The reds are convinced God smote the heathens
with the
tsunami. Well, what's the explanation for destroying the biggest
port in
this country, sixth in the world? It's going to cost staggering
amounts of
money, money we don't have, to rebuild that area, not to mention
the damage
to the oil industry and the effect that higher oil prices will
have. All
that contaminated water could spread disease too. Humans can
choose evil,
but nobody chose this except God. Well, Marlena, what's the deal?
What's
God up to? Reds not praying hard enough or what?
The Lord said to Cyrus the Persian, "Shall the clay say to the
potter, what makest thou? Let the potsherd of the earth speak to the
potsherd of the earth."
(From the second Isaiah―a memory over forty years old, so I won't
vouch for word-for-word accuracy.)
John L. McCreery
The Word Works, Ltd.
55-13-202 Miyagaya, Nishi-ku
Yokohama, Japan 220-0006
Tel 81-45-314-9324
Email jlm@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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On 2005/08/31, at 12:17, Andy Amago wrote:
think about this. The reds are convinced God smote the heathens with the
tsunami. Well, what's the explanation for destroying the biggest port in
this country, sixth in the world? It's going to cost staggering amounts of
money, money we don't have, to rebuild that area, not to mention the damage
to the oil industry and the effect that higher oil prices will have. All
that contaminated water could spread disease too. Humans can choose evil,
but nobody chose this except God. Well, Marlena, what's the deal? What's
God up to? Reds not praying hard enough or what?
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