My view on Jackson's death

Probably the latest I-Pod (whatever that is, lol) in the color of their choice...........

just guessing (and kidding).:laugh:

(What a crying shame to put such a low value on the ravishing of innocent children.)

 

My girlfrend who lives in N.Y.C. and attends Creflo Dollars' church that he has on saturdays at the Manhattan center, stated on the saturday after Jackson died, that Rev. Hezikah Walker ministered to Jackson 3 weeks prior to his death . In the long run we mortals do not know if Jackson made it or not. We do not know if Rev. Walker got thru to him or not. Pastor Dollar did not say anymore on the subject, nor did he discuss anything about Michael Jackson. There are many seemingly sanctified people who we thought were Heaven bound and everyone thought were wonderful Christians, who turned out to have terrible,filthy and sometimes criminal secret lives and may not be in heaven! I am just saying only God knowns and we should as Christians remember that.

 

I'll second that! Amen! And who are we all to think that we're even in the same league as our Heavenly Father when it comes to making the final decision? Nowhere close.

From a personal point of view - I cringe whenever I think/imagine what MJ might have done, but when it comes down to the finish line - that's between him and God and for all I know, MJ might just be dancing and singing in the streets right now, while others are turned away at the door.

 

It's not my place to say whether he or anyone else was a believer at the point of their death.

I'd certainly hope so. There is no pleasure in the idea of anyone, even Hitler, burning in hell.

Did he molest anyone? Don't know. I didn't follow enough to be able to judge that, but do know that anyone who has money is a perfect target for accusations. I also know that I have hosted sleepovers and have slept on the floor with the kids or we've all slept crossways in a huge bed. Doesn't mean a dang thing except we were having fun!

 

This is shameless, I'll admit:

An article I wrote for the Montgomery (AL) Advertiser:

http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com...0340/ALABAMA-VOICES--The-airman-and-the--icon-

If we're looking for a Black American's life to celebrate, I think there's quite the viable alternative.

 

Roger, an excellent editorial that cuts to the chase.

I'm gonna sent this to my email friends as a note of sanity in an otherwise idiotic, chaotic, stupidly PC society!

Thanks for the contribution.:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

You should send that article to Al Sharpton.

Excellent article. :thumbs:

 

Good job, Roger. What a great way to close this thread which is now on page 3. Kudos. :thumbs: