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You know, you take your eye off the ball for a moment and your faith in humanity can be shattered.
I had assumed that out there, beyond the gated community that is Landover, the world was slowly seeing the Light That is The Lord. With Obama on the run and the Republicans being certain of victory, I thought that 98% of the people are happy with the idea that God is protecting us all and protecting America. When I was rudely assaulted by this article:
What on earth is happening? Why is God suddenly considered untrustworthy? Why did the police not simply take the man home and leave it at that? Were any of the children dead? No! We they filled with sores? No!
So does this not prove that God was, as usual, doing a perfect job? Yes!
So where's the problem? Do the police not believe in God? Do they think He is nothing but the figment of a deluded imagination? Do they think He is incompetent? Are they all Atheists?
I had assumed that out there, beyond the gated community that is Landover, the world was slowly seeing the Light That is The Lord. With Obama on the run and the Republicans being certain of victory, I thought that 98% of the people are happy with the idea that God is protecting us all and protecting America. When I was rudely assaulted by this article:
Unruly bar patron left kids home with 'God
A Nanticoke man arrested for public intoxication and disorderly conduct at a city bar left his children home alone, under "God's" supervision, police said.
Julian Jay Johnson, 32, was found inside of a silver Jaguar sedan with the car running and headlights on, after trying to initiate fights with several patrons inside of Tommyboy's Bar and Grille, 12 N. Market St., police said.
Bar manager Stephanie Smith told police she saw Johnson pull out a large pipe-like item from the sedan's trunk after he said he was coming back with "something" for the patrons, according to police. Smith locked the bar's door, prompting Johnson to return to his vehicle, police said.
Upon arrival at the Nanticoke police headquarters, Johnson told officials he needed to go home because his children were there and that "God was watching them," Nanticoke police said.
Officers arrived at Johnson's home, 55 Loomis St., and discovered three children, ages 1, 3 and 6, home alone, police said.
Alongside Children and Youth caseworker Jamie Stuart, police observed several safety issues and insufficient living conditions within the home, police said. All three children were taken into protective custody.
Luzerne County 911 indicated that Johnson's operating privileges were under suspension for offenses related to driving under the influence, according to the police report.
Johnson was charged with public drunkenness, disorderly conduct, two counts of harassment and endangering the welfare of a child.
He was arraigned in Wilkes-Barre Central Court on Tuesday, and jailed in Luzerne County Correctional Facility on $5,000 cash bail.
A Nanticoke man arrested for public intoxication and disorderly conduct at a city bar left his children home alone, under "God's" supervision, police said.
Julian Jay Johnson, 32, was found inside of a silver Jaguar sedan with the car running and headlights on, after trying to initiate fights with several patrons inside of Tommyboy's Bar and Grille, 12 N. Market St., police said.
Bar manager Stephanie Smith told police she saw Johnson pull out a large pipe-like item from the sedan's trunk after he said he was coming back with "something" for the patrons, according to police. Smith locked the bar's door, prompting Johnson to return to his vehicle, police said.
Upon arrival at the Nanticoke police headquarters, Johnson told officials he needed to go home because his children were there and that "God was watching them," Nanticoke police said.
Officers arrived at Johnson's home, 55 Loomis St., and discovered three children, ages 1, 3 and 6, home alone, police said.
Alongside Children and Youth caseworker Jamie Stuart, police observed several safety issues and insufficient living conditions within the home, police said. All three children were taken into protective custody.
Luzerne County 911 indicated that Johnson's operating privileges were under suspension for offenses related to driving under the influence, according to the police report.
Johnson was charged with public drunkenness, disorderly conduct, two counts of harassment and endangering the welfare of a child.
He was arraigned in Wilkes-Barre Central Court on Tuesday, and jailed in Luzerne County Correctional Facility on $5,000 cash bail.
So does this not prove that God was, as usual, doing a perfect job? Yes!
So where's the problem? Do the police not believe in God? Do they think He is nothing but the figment of a deluded imagination? Do they think He is incompetent? Are they all Atheists?
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