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Delusional thinking....???


Posted Friday, May 30, 2008. — View & Post Comments »
By James C

Evangelist Hagee took some heat recently for a comment in a sermon concerning the holocaust, "How did [the Holocaust] happen? Because God allowed it to happen. Why did it happen? Because God said my top priority for the Jewish people is to get them to come back to the land of Israel."

But Orthodox Rabbi Aryeh Scheinberg at: http://www.washingtontimes.com/article/20080524/NATION/810558402/1002
responded by supporting Hagee, saying, "Viewing Hitler as acting completely outside of God's plan is to suggest that God was powerless to stop the Holocaust, a position quite unacceptable to any religious Jew or Christian."

At http://www.populstat.info/Asia/israelc.htm we find that Israel's population only went from 880,000 in 1930 to 1,834,900 in 1945, an increase of 954,900.

So the pastor and the rabbi both feel their God thought it was OK to slaughter six-million people in order to get less than one-million to emigrate to Israel!

I'll leave it to the readers to decide.... delusional? Insanity? They are lying, perhaps even to themselves? Totally logical to someone who believes in religion?
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Comments:
Blogger sconnor said...
That Hagee is a complete psycho-fuck and what's scarier is: he has 19,000 members, that believe in his bullshit. Evidently, his god let Mengele perform repulsive medical experiments, too. Hagee's god let nazis throw babies, on to piles of burning cadavers, while they watched them be burned alive. Hagee and his god are both sick-fucks -- go figure?

--S.
May 31, 2008  


Blogger Insanezenmistress said...
ew i can almsot see the chapters and verses to proove god did!

He likes deda burnt bodies and blood slattetered everywhere...... one million in land for six million dead........heck one million for each day god worked creating them sounds fair to me.


((er sarcaism))
June 01, 2008  


Blogger Brian said...
Nuts, just plain nuts! Please do not waste your time trying to make sense of it.
June 03, 2008  


Blogger Nina said...
Yeah but when these comments are made, no one stands up for the truth. I don't hear news announcers calling this bull. I hear John Stewart and Steven Cobert; they will call it as they see it, but where is the mainstream? Why do these comments make the news anyway? Politics are screwed!
Nina
June 03, 2008  


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