[Enterprise]

God might sort of pro-choice too. He got p!ssed off and pretty much flushed the whole human race. If he was mad THEN, I wonder what he's going to do NOW?

[CDHart]

"If he was mad THEN, I wonder what he's going to do NOW?"

I read a while back that someone said "If God doesn't destroy Atlanta, Georgia, he owes Sodom and Gomorrah an apology." That actually referred to not only Atlanta, but to the U.S. and perhaps the world.

Carolyn

[CyberAnt]

"He got p!ssed off and pretty much flushed the whole human race. If he was mad THEN, I wonder what he's going to do NOW"

Hmmmm? You seem to have left out the most important ingredient: Jesus. God may have been mad at us and brought the rains, which brought the flood, which brought about the new attempt with humans. However, there was one underlying problem. The sin which Adam had committed (disobedience) was still with us. All humans since Adam were born under the curse of that sin by Adam. We needed a Savior - someone willing to shed His blood to redeem us. I am ever grateful to God for being willing to be that sacrifice - and because of that sacrifice, I have been freed from the guilt of Adam's sin.

As for God being pro-choice! I don't think so - not when it comes to the life of a child. Since God created the method of creating humans in the first place, why would He now change His mind and decide it's okay to kill innocent babies before they are born. Although God does give us the choice of serving Him or not, I don't believe He's that liberal about the killing of innocent babies.

[happytobealive]