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In reply to the discussion: "The best thing you can do is pray" [View all]Rowdyboy
(22,057 posts)74. Seriously, if someone offers me "good vibes" and someone else offers "prayers"....
I tend to view them all the same. Then when you've done that-as you suggest-you roll up your sleeves and do what you can to help.
I think some posters here like to emphasize differences when we should be focusing on our commonalities.
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I respect that he is not a believer. I respect the fact that others have differences from my view.
hrmjustin
May 2013
#107
Accept and acknowlege, and live in peace with and discuss rationally about it.
hrmjustin
May 2013
#109
As the saying goes, "Two hands working does more than a thousand clasped in prayer."
sakabatou
May 2013
#4
Are you not amazed at how quickly posts like this crap come out to spew their stuff? It reminds me
CAG
May 2013
#12
People have their opinions and I respect that but a little respect back would be nice.
hrmjustin
May 2013
#17
Actually I understand what th OP was trying to say but it came out very wrong.
hrmjustin
May 2013
#88
It's fine if it helps you, but it does nothing for those you are praying for...
cynatnite
May 2013
#66
Your view and I respect it. I don't agree that prayer does nothing for people.
hrmjustin
May 2013
#67
I get that point of view and yes it is a logical point of view,but I do think praying for someone
hrmjustin
May 2013
#69
I'll let all of the churches in the area that are providing food, lodging, and support to know
CAG
May 2013
#9
Yep, plenty of them are, their just not stupid enough to turn off people from their
CAG
May 2013
#35
I did not know that. I thought they were HARDCORE social conservatives other there...
Demo_Chris
May 2013
#37
Or be a little bit more compassionate describing watching people whose neighborhoods have just been
CAG
May 2013
#55
As opposed to the people demanding attention by demanding that everybody pray?
Arugula Latte
May 2013
#46
Even though I've never said a kind word about Gov Fallin, I bet she's working her a*& off tonight,
CAG
May 2013
#57
Some of us who live far away and have nothing to give can't do anything more? Are we wrong to hope
Rowdyboy
May 2013
#56
It is hateful and hate is non-rational. Despite OP's words extoling science, that contempt comes
patrice
May 2013
#70
uh . . . not very anarchic of you, Chris, in fact, quite the opposite of that, Authoritarian. nt
patrice
May 2013
#60
I don't believe in the traditional guy in the sky but I do believe in the power of
tavalon
May 2013
#72
Seriously, if someone offers me "good vibes" and someone else offers "prayers"....
Rowdyboy
May 2013
#74
Goddammit, I'm HIV positive and they don't want mine. But thank you for doing what you can tomorrow
Rowdyboy
May 2013
#77
Well under control due to good medical care and adequate perscription drug coverage....
Rowdyboy
May 2013
#96