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>>>Well Tamar, we'll just have to agree to disagree. He was always civil when he addressed people he believed were totally wrong. That is more than can be said of most of his liberal detractors.
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>>I'm still curious as to how blaming the attack on the towers on gays (for one) is being civil to them.
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>I don't think you have the context right. Read the old testament and you'll see that God either did things or allowed them to happen when people sinned. Falwell, could and should have included a bunch of other categories of "sinner" when he made that statement. I wonder how long God will allow our country to exist given the downward spiral we're in. While I don't necessarily agree that the attack was brought on by gays, etc., I do think if we continue down this track, God may turn his back on us.

How many wars have been fought around the world where both sides stated, “God is on our side”? If you evoke the name of God to prove your cause is righteous, then surely you deserve to win. Does this mean that God has turned his back on those that have lost?