Religions > Bible > THE MASS-MURDERING ***** CHRISTIAN GOD STRIKES AGAIN
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"SheBlewHimDidYouBlowHim" |
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06 Jun 2007 06:02:48 AM |
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THE MASS-MURDERING ***** CHRISTIAN GOD STRIKES AGAIN |
All that these people were tryign to do was to HELP other people that the
"ALL-LOVING" god inflicted with disease, etc. and of course the COLD-HEARTED
***** christian god doesn't like it when people try and help other people,
so he MURDERED them for doing so.
death to the sick, sadistic ***** christian nuts call their god
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/06/05/lake.plane.ap/index.html
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin (AP) -- No one was believed to have survived the crash
of a small plane that was carrying a six-member organ transplant team and
their cargo of donor organs, authorities said Tuesday.
Searchers found human remains during a search in Lake Michigan, about six
miles northeast of Milwaukee, a Coast Guard official said Tuesday.
The team's lifesaving mission -- carrying unspecified organs from Milwaukee
for transplant to a patient in Michigan -- was cut short Monday when the
Cessna Citation went down in 57-degree water shortly after the pilot
signaled an emergency.
Those on board were two surgeons and two donor specialists from the
University of Michigan Health System and two pilots who regularly fly their
transplant missions.
"The condition of the aircraft debris and human remains found indicate a
high-speed impact," said Coast Guard Capt. Bruce Jones at a news conference.
"We believe this to have been a non-survivable crash." (Watch how Coast
Guard found human remains during search )
Dr. Darrell A. Campbell, chief of staff of the University of Michigan
Hospitals and Health Centers, said the thoughts of the university community
were with the families of those involved.
"We take consolation in the fact that the team was on a mission to help
another," he said.
The patient who was to have received the transplant organs was in critical
condition, the university said. Jay Campbell, executive director of the
Wisconsin Donor Network, declined to say which hospital the team was working
with, citing privacy regulations.
The first human remains were found late Monday but hadn't been identified,
Jones said. Divers stopped searching at nightfall, while crews of a Coast
Guard boat and helicopter continued searching using night vision goggles
Only small parts of the plane had been found so far, Jones said.
Jones said they wouldn't speculate on the crash's cause. The National
Transportation Board was expected to arrive later Tuesday.
The university identified those aboard the plane as: Dr. Martinus "Martin"
Spoor, a cardiac surgeon who had been on the faculty since 2003; Dr. David
Ashburn, a physician-in-training in pediatric cardiothoracic surgery;
Richard Chenault II, a transplant donation specialist with the university
transplant program; Richard Lapensee, a transplant donation specialist with
the university transplant program; and pilots Dennis Hoyes and Bill Serra.
The plane took off from General Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee
and was headed for Willow Run airport near Detroit, a 42-minute flight,
Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Tony Molinaro said.
Within five minutes of its takeoff, the pilot declared an emergency and
requested a return to Mitchell, Molinaro said. But the plane dropped off
radar screens just after the pilot made that request and the Coast Guard was
contacted.
Light rain was falling at the airport with wind of 12 mph, gusting to 22
mph, according to J.J. Wood, a National Weather Service meteorologist.
The plane was leased by the University of Michigan Health System in Ann
Arbor, according to the university. It's owned by Toy Air and based at
Willow Run Airport in Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Jones estimated the plane was going 185 to 190 mph. He said people could
survive for 16 hours in 57-degree water.
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| User: "Atheist are Stooges" |
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| Title: Re: THE MASS-MURDERING ***** CHRISTIAN GOD STRIKES AGAIN |
06 Jun 2007 08:35:56 PM |
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You militant atheists pretty much all work from the same script.
Although viewing yourselves as "free thinkers", you all have a Party Line
you follow rather closely.
It isn't difficult to anticipate your arguments on any
given point. Most intelligent religious individuals almost always can
correctly predict what
you'll say next.Interestingly, militant atheists get much of their beliefs
about "Christianity" from liberal Christians.
They'll pejoratively label all Christians as "Fundies",
then presumptively attack liberal theological concepts
they suppose us "Fundies" subscribe to !
Nearly all militant atheists are followers of the
religion of Scientism. Their priests wear white lab
coats. Their sacramental objects are the microscope,
the telescope, and the test tube. Blasphemy is to
deny the ultimate authority of science.
But the militant atheists -the ones who have devoted
their lives to refuting Christianity- are almost like the
demons ...who believe more firmly in God's existence
than do Christians !
It can unequivocally be stated that militant atheists are some
of the people who most solidly believe in God !
Ain't talking 'practical atheists' here ...those who don't
even think much about atheism. They're the true
atheists.
Professional atheists who've dedicated themselves
to eradicating the Lord do so because they hate Him.
They're the God-haters.
To which they'll invariably reply: 'How can we hate
something we don't believe in ?'.
Exactly ! It's their belief in God which drives them to
relentlessly attack Him.
Run of the mill, everyday 'practical atheists' don't
give God a second thought. They're the ones
I worry about.
Whereas militant atheists are fighting against the
innate knowledge of suppressed in their hearts.
As a militant atheist I can unequivocally state that there is no time in
your life that you
totally disbelieved in God. And -in fact- were driven to
work against the Lord by belief in Him !
It isn't that militant atheists don't believe God exists.
Instead: That they don't want God to exist.
"SheBlewHimDidYouBlowHim" <killgod@killgod.com> wrote in message
news:svw9i.1441$tb6.311@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
All that these people were tryign to do was to HELP other people that the
"ALL-LOVING" god inflicted with disease, etc. and of course the
COLD-HEARTED ***** christian god doesn't like it when people try and
help other people, so he MURDERED them for doing so.
death to the sick, sadistic ***** christian nuts call their god
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/06/05/lake.plane.ap/index.html
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin (AP) -- No one was believed to have survived the
crash of a small plane that was carrying a six-member organ transplant
team and their cargo of donor organs, authorities said Tuesday.
Searchers found human remains during a search in Lake Michigan, about six
miles northeast of Milwaukee, a Coast Guard official said Tuesday.
The team's lifesaving mission -- carrying unspecified organs from
Milwaukee for transplant to a patient in Michigan -- was cut short Monday
when the Cessna Citation went down in 57-degree water shortly after the
pilot signaled an emergency.
Those on board were two surgeons and two donor specialists from the
University of Michigan Health System and two pilots who regularly fly
their transplant missions.
"The condition of the aircraft debris and human remains found indicate a
high-speed impact," said Coast Guard Capt. Bruce Jones at a news
conference. "We believe this to have been a non-survivable crash." (Watch
how Coast Guard found human remains during search )
Dr. Darrell A. Campbell, chief of staff of the University of Michigan
Hospitals and Health Centers, said the thoughts of the university
community were with the families of those involved.
"We take consolation in the fact that the team was on a mission to help
another," he said.
The patient who was to have received the transplant organs was in critical
condition, the university said. Jay Campbell, executive director of the
Wisconsin Donor Network, declined to say which hospital the team was
working with, citing privacy regulations.
The first human remains were found late Monday but hadn't been identified,
Jones said. Divers stopped searching at nightfall, while crews of a Coast
Guard boat and helicopter continued searching using night vision goggles
Only small parts of the plane had been found so far, Jones said.
Jones said they wouldn't speculate on the crash's cause. The National
Transportation Board was expected to arrive later Tuesday.
The university identified those aboard the plane as: Dr. Martinus "Martin"
Spoor, a cardiac surgeon who had been on the faculty since 2003; Dr. David
Ashburn, a physician-in-training in pediatric cardiothoracic surgery;
Richard Chenault II, a transplant donation specialist with the university
transplant program; Richard Lapensee, a transplant donation specialist
with the university transplant program; and pilots Dennis Hoyes and Bill
Serra.
The plane took off from General Mitchell International Airport in
Milwaukee and was headed for Willow Run airport near Detroit, a 42-minute
flight, Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Tony Molinaro said.
Within five minutes of its takeoff, the pilot declared an emergency and
requested a return to Mitchell, Molinaro said. But the plane dropped off
radar screens just after the pilot made that request and the Coast Guard
was contacted.
Light rain was falling at the airport with wind of 12 mph, gusting to 22
mph, according to J.J. Wood, a National Weather Service meteorologist.
The plane was leased by the University of Michigan Health System in Ann
Arbor, according to the university. It's owned by Toy Air and based at
Willow Run Airport in Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Jones estimated the plane was going 185 to 190 mph. He said people could
survive for 16 hours in 57-degree water.
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| User: "Atheist are Stooges" |
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| Title: Re: THE MASS-MURDERING ***** CHRISTIAN GOD STRIKES AGAIN |
06 Jun 2007 08:37:26 PM |
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You militant atheists pretty much all work from the same script.
Although viewing yourselves as "free thinkers", you all have a Party Line
you follow rather closely.
It isn't difficult to anticipate your arguments on any
given point. Most intelligent religious individuals almost always can
correctly predict what
you'll say next.Interestingly, militant atheists get much of their beliefs
about "Christianity" from liberal Christians.
They'll pejoratively label all Christians as "Fundies",
then presumptively attack liberal theological concepts
they suppose us "Fundies" subscribe to !
Nearly all militant atheists are followers of the
religion of Scientism. Their priests wear white lab
coats. Their sacramental objects are the microscope,
the telescope, and the test tube. Blasphemy is to
deny the ultimate authority of science.
But the militant atheists -the ones who have devoted
their lives to refuting Christianity- are almost like the
demons ...who believe more firmly in God's existence
than do Christians !
It can unequivocally be stated that militant atheists are some
of the people who most solidly believe in God !
Ain't talking 'practical atheists' here ...those who don't
even think much about atheism. They're the true
atheists.
Professional atheists who've dedicated themselves
to eradicating the Lord do so because they hate Him.
They're the God-haters.
To which they'll invariably reply: 'How can we hate
something we don't believe in ?'.
Exactly ! It's their belief in God which drives them to
relentlessly attack Him.
Run of the mill, everyday 'practical atheists' don't
give God a second thought. They're the ones
I worry about.
Whereas militant atheists are fighting against the
innate knowledge of suppressed in their hearts.
As a militant atheist I can unequivocally state that there is no time in
your life that you
totally disbelieved in God. And -in fact- were driven to
work against the Lord by belief in Him !
It isn't that militant atheists don't believe God exists.
Instead: That they don't want God to exist.
"SheBlewHimDidYouBlowHim" <killgod@killgod.com> wrote in message
news:svw9i.1441$tb6.311@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
All that these people were tryign to do was to HELP other people that the
"ALL-LOVING" god inflicted with disease, etc. and of course the
COLD-HEARTED ***** christian god doesn't like it when people try and
help other people, so he MURDERED them for doing so.
death to the sick, sadistic ***** christian nuts call their god
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/06/05/lake.plane.ap/index.html
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin (AP) -- No one was believed to have survived the
crash of a small plane that was carrying a six-member organ transplant
team and their cargo of donor organs, authorities said Tuesday.
Searchers found human remains during a search in Lake Michigan, about six
miles northeast of Milwaukee, a Coast Guard official said Tuesday.
The team's lifesaving mission -- carrying unspecified organs from
Milwaukee for transplant to a patient in Michigan -- was cut short Monday
when the Cessna Citation went down in 57-degree water shortly after the
pilot signaled an emergency.
Those on board were two surgeons and two donor specialists from the
University of Michigan Health System and two pilots who regularly fly
their transplant missions.
"The condition of the aircraft debris and human remains found indicate a
high-speed impact," said Coast Guard Capt. Bruce Jones at a news
conference. "We believe this to have been a non-survivable crash." (Watch
how Coast Guard found human remains during search )
Dr. Darrell A. Campbell, chief of staff of the University of Michigan
Hospitals and Health Centers, said the thoughts of the university
community were with the families of those involved.
"We take consolation in the fact that the team was on a mission to help
another," he said.
The patient who was to have received the transplant organs was in critical
condition, the university said. Jay Campbell, executive director of the
Wisconsin Donor Network, declined to say which hospital the team was
working with, citing privacy regulations.
The first human remains were found late Monday but hadn't been identified,
Jones said. Divers stopped searching at nightfall, while crews of a Coast
Guard boat and helicopter continued searching using night vision goggles
Only small parts of the plane had been found so far, Jones said.
Jones said they wouldn't speculate on the crash's cause. The National
Transportation Board was expected to arrive later Tuesday.
The university identified those aboard the plane as: Dr. Martinus "Martin"
Spoor, a cardiac surgeon who had been on the faculty since 2003; Dr. David
Ashburn, a physician-in-training in pediatric cardiothoracic surgery;
Richard Chenault II, a transplant donation specialist with the university
transplant program; Richard Lapensee, a transplant donation specialist
with the university transplant program; and pilots Dennis Hoyes and Bill
Serra.
The plane took off from General Mitchell International Airport in
Milwaukee and was headed for Willow Run airport near Detroit, a 42-minute
flight, Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Tony Molinaro said.
Within five minutes of its takeoff, the pilot declared an emergency and
requested a return to Mitchell, Molinaro said. But the plane dropped off
radar screens just after the pilot made that request and the Coast Guard
was contacted.
Light rain was falling at the airport with wind of 12 mph, gusting to 22
mph, according to J.J. Wood, a National Weather Service meteorologist.
The plane was leased by the University of Michigan Health System in Ann
Arbor, according to the university. It's owned by Toy Air and based at
Willow Run Airport in Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Jones estimated the plane was going 185 to 190 mph. He said people could
survive for 16 hours in 57-degree water.
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