Do u find it eerie that evangelicals prayed for rain to ruin the DNC convention but it is the gop convention?

Question

that is now being disrupted by a hurricane?

(Pray for the citizens in Louisiana)

Answer 1

Quite possibly, God is answering their prayer for a better leadership.

Here's your sign kinda thing.

Do or will most evangelical's heed the answer that has been given. That remains to be seen.

Let's all hope and pray that this hurricane dissipates before it hits land. This is the ONE reason why politics and religion does not BELONG in the same realm.

This is the one reason why our forefathers chose to keep sacred the long-standing policy of the separation of church and state. Not to disallow religion to be freely practiced in America, but to keep government from interfering with the church and its many establishments, or its workings.

Answer 2

Yes, even more weird is that it happened after they decided to choose an Assemblies of God Pentecostal believer as a Vice President.

Answer 3

All of a sudden you believe in God?

Answer 4

That's why there was a tornado near Denver when the convention started.  

Hurricanes don't hit Minnesota; unless you think Minnesota is next to Mississippi and Texas.

Answer 5

Yep. Wonder how Pat robertson will explain this one!

Answer 6

Call us back when that hurricane gets to Minnesota

Answer 7

The reverend Dobson prayed to God and asked all his Republican Christians to pray that the Democratic convention at Mile High stadium get completely rained out, I believe he prayed for buckets of torrential rain. Wonder if Dobson mean spirited prayer angered God? Now because of the hurricane the Republicans may not have a convention.

I know this Hurricane isn't coincidence.

Answer 8

God is paying attention.

Answer 9

How silly.  They did not pray for rain, that was a comic strip.

It rains on the righteous and the unrighteous.