Wednesday, June 03, 2009

Should I Be Surprised?

Twenty years ago, this would have been political suicide, but now it is "perfectly acceptable."

Isaiah 5:20 Woe to those who call evil good and good evil,
who put darkness for light and light for darkness,
who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.

6 comments:

William Mckinley Dyer said...

I dont know whether to vomit or scream in anger. This man calls himself a Christian too!!! Did u catch that line near the end??? It said in the Year of our Lord 2009 blah blah...IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD!!! I think Obama calls Jesus Lord Lord and doesn't do what he says

William Mckinley Dyer said...

On a positive note though maybe the Church will finally be forced to fight this sin head on

Soren said...

Yes, I saw "the year of our Lord." It's like our nation is daring God to pour out His wrath.

William Mckinley Dyer said...

I posted the link on my facebook and got some feedback from some Christians that basically God loves them anyways and we need to as well so whats the big deal....Kinda makes we wanna scream even harder

David H. Willis said...

To answer your question = no! But the bigger question is "What's next?"

John A. Scott said...

I wonder if Lot was silent when the leaders of Sodom and Gomorrah allowed and supported the sins of their people. He must have been silent in the home too. His wife must of accepted their lifestyles and "loved" them rather than "judging" the people. Lot's voice was pretty silent until he tried to stand up to the men of the city. It was too late for them and his wife.
Is it getting late?