How many has God killed?

[Gary DeVaney]

Shame on you Sajih.

You have banished Henry from your site simply because he didn’t agree with your views. He was polite and articulate in explaining the things he believed in. He was friendly and never lost his temper. He said his only agenda was that he wanted you to love God and be a righteous person that lives by his good conscience. That sounds innocent enough to me. Why would that scare you into banishing him from your website.

You on the other hand, come across as abusive and a bully. You are also a bit scary to be honest, especially with your veiled acceptance of the recent French massacre by those extremist. You probably feel that those murder victims deserved to die for insulting the prophet Muhammad.

You are coming across as a borderline extremist with your apparent acceptance of the warped punishment that was served up in France in that Charlie Hedbo incident, by those Islamic extremist. Not condemning something horrible is almost as bad as committing it yourself. You almost seem to be praising the actions of those murderers. And why do you seem so accepting of this evil act…is it because you see it as proof that God still kills people for making fun of his prophets, even in the year 2015?

And as for those earthquakes that you oddly used as further examples of God’s modern punishments. Well I got news for you buddy… earthquakes happen because the Earth's crust is broken into pieces called tectonic plates, which are constantly moving towards & away from, or past each other. An earthquake occurs when the rocks break and move as a result of stresses caused by tectonic plate movement. Some cities (like San Francisco, Tokyo, Istanbul, and a few others), are built right on top of some gaping fault lines, and these cities experience massive earthquakes every 50 years or so. This is a geological fact…not the wrath of God. Scientist are also getting better at predicting these earthquakes, but they still have a long way to go.

You make yourself look ignorant crediting these earthquakes to God somehow.

I will join Henry in exiting this website for good. This will be my last post here as well. I’m actually too scared to stay here and talk to you any further. I wouldn’t want some lunatics with scarves covering their heads to rush into my home and shoot me and my family because I insulted the Bible or a prophet or God himself.

I bid you farewell forever.

Gary DeVaney