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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHas any televangelist or other loudmouth explained why God is apparently PO with the states that are
experiencing a serious drought that has ruined the corn crop (and other crops)?
Iowans, and others, what did you do? of course
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Has any televangelist or other loudmouth explained why God is apparently PO with the states that are (Original Post)
raccoon
Aug 2012
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Every time there's a natural disaster, some religious, or pretending to be, leader says it's the
raccoon
Aug 2012
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exboyfil
(17,862 posts)1. Actually Iowa is being punished for same sex marriage
Sarcasm.
Jeff In Milwaukee
(13,992 posts)4. It might be Michelle Bachman -- she's from Iowa (nt)
Robb
(39,665 posts)2. You're looking at it backwards.
Historically, zealotry spreads during times of strife. Poverty breeds it.
Quiet introspection can generate good people of faith; desperation usually produces zealotry.
raccoon
(31,110 posts)3. Every time there's a natural disaster, some religious, or pretending to be, leader says it's the
fault of the people it happened to. Such as Nola and Katrina. New Orleans citizens were too sexual and sinful, or
something like that.
Iggo
(47,552 posts)5. Fred Phelps is all over it.
hatrack
(59,584 posts)6. No, moments like these are for the "moves in mysterious ways" clause . . .
Gets invoked a lot during tornado season, too.
HopeHoops
(47,675 posts)7. Oh, probably the usuals - gays, libruls, abortion providers, immigrants, vegetarians, you know.
Doc_Technical
(3,526 posts)8. Bad things happen when not enough people
send in their $1000 "faith seed".