Prayer Flights - Pastor Denies God Getting Hard of Hearing

[Ex-drone]

USA Today (http://www.usatoday.com/news/religion/2007-04-05-prayer-flight_N.htm) reports:

CINCINNATI — Ten small single-engine airplanes circling over Ohio on Friday afternoon will be on a special mission. They'll be taking part in PrayerFlight, airplanes filled with people praying for the health and welfare of the state's 11 million residents.

Good to see that the "prayer warriors" have an air force now.

[fuelair]

What a bunch of maroons! and you misspelled "farce".

[TheAntiLuddite]

USA Today (http://www.usatoday.com/news/religion/2007-04-05-prayer-flight_N.htm) reports:Good to see that the "prayer warriors" have an air force now.

I couldn't help but be struck by this absurdity:

Several people who think an omnipotent deity impregnated a human female 2000 years ago whose child was subsequently crucified and then rose from the dead are also in charge of piloting twentieth century technological marvels. I'll refrain from describing the parallels to the psychology behind the 9/11 attacks.

Shouldn't these people be living in mud huts and caves, eating what they can scavenge, and praying for healing rather than partaking of the fruits of the sinful technological society in which they live and routinely condemn?

Just a thought.

[triadboy]

To paraphrase Sarah Silverman:

"If we can send a Christian to the moon....then eventually....we can send all Christians to the moon."

[LawnOven]

damn that's retarded.

I mean it doesn't even makes sense within the bounds of christianity.