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Post by Weecrackpot on Jun 21, 2015 7:40:03 GMT
I must admit i was most humbled by the testament of the lady i saw on the news last night,
the sentence ''we are a family love built, we have no room for hate so we forgive you'' was thought provoking,
forgiveness of the highest order in such a violent lost is beyond words, best of Christianity.
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Post by Sovereign on Jun 21, 2015 8:11:05 GMT
I have to agree with you
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Post by julesd68 on Jun 21, 2015 15:36:52 GMT
100% agreed, very moving indeed. Especially from young people who have lost family ...
The State Governor announced almost immediately she would be pressing for the death penalty - I wonder what support this will have amongst family of the victims.
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Post by Weecrackpot on Jun 21, 2015 16:07:57 GMT
Thanks guys, glad you feel the same, such a poignant and powerful statement it was so profound it came to my mind this morning.
going by what the family said, i don't think they'd agree with the death penalty but wouldn't surprise me if they leave it for the justice system to decide.
Set against that you get the 3 Bradford mothers who took the kids to Syria to be with ISIS fighters,
i'd love to show them the love and charity of those Christians, i'd love to sit those mothers down and ask them to let a little love in their hearts,
denounce violence and embrace life, give your children a chance, this world is so fucked up.
P.S. i am not remotely interested in Politics or Religion but the pass week has been so thought provoking.
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