who is "us"?The US just announced that "We are still in control of the Strait of Hormuz whether or not there is a deal"
US = United Stateswho is "us"?
I suspect that for every Christian praying for military success there's another Muslim or Hindu praying for the U.S. to fail.I’m all for prayer and all for world peace but it feels like we are attempting to weaponize prayer for our own purposes.
I understand praying for peace, strength, guidance, understanding, acceptance, etc…
IMO the world was a safer place before we decided to attack a group of people who posed no real threat to us or to our way of life.
Our @Lara terrifying?! No way.You wield sarcasm like a professional chef wields knives, fast, precise, and slightly terrifying.
I don’t doubt it but that doesn’t make it right.I suspect that for every Christian praying for military success there's another Muslim or Hindu praying for the U.S. to fail.
What would make it right?I don’t doubt it but that doesn’t make it right.
If my country was attacked and my livelihood, home, personal safety, etc… was threatened by the invading force, I would probably not have positive thoughts and prayers for their success.What would make it right?
An African preacher said in 2009 that we had to pray against a war between Israel and Iran. Why on earth would a christian pray for success? I did pray for that pilot and you can pray for it to stop, but pray for war?I suspect that for every Christian praying for military success there's another Muslim or Hindu praying for the U.S. to fail.
We may be seeing that prophecy fulfilled, so maybe our prayer should be the same as the ending to the final prayer in the Bible, found in Revelation 22:20, ". . . Even so, come, Lord Jesus."Matthew 24:6-8... "And you shall hear of wars and rumors of wars: see that you be not troubled: for all these things must come to pass, but the end is not yet (no one knows when, but we do see the signs of wars and rumors of wars). For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom..."
it feels like we are attempting to weaponize prayer for our own purposes.
It never hurts to simply pray that God's will be done.If my country was attacked and my livelihood, home, personal safety, etc… was threatened by the invading force, I would probably not have positive thoughts and prayers for their success.
FacepalmIt never hurts to simply pray that God's will be done.
And what is the best YOU can do?Oh my goodness, OMG, we're actually dealing with earthly issues and prayers are the best you can do.
Mockery of someone else's beliefs when they don't align with your [lack of] belief is not a good look.Oh my goodness, OMG, we're actually dealing with earthly issues and prayers are the best you can do.
To have the wisdom to know the difference between the things I can and cannot control.And what is the best YOU can do?