This kinda reminds me of every post interview from the Superbowl, World Series, etc. where a player from the winning team says, “God was on our side..” If that is indeed the case, the man upstairs must hate the Chargers.
Saying a personal prayer to yourself is one thing, but getting together with a group of other people to “ask God” to improve the real estate market? Thats just embarrassing…
This kinda reminds me of every post interview from the Superbowl, World Series, etc. where a player from the winning team says, “God was on our side..” If that is indeed the case, the man upstairs must hate the Chargers.
Saying a personal prayer to yourself is one thing, but getting together with a group of other people to “ask God” to improve the real estate market? Thats just embarrassing…
“We are helpless people turning to a helpful God,” Vaggalis said.
More like, “We are clueless people turning to an either non-existent or otherwise completely ambivalent God.”
(Clearly this article begs the observation that God must be favoring those praying for more affordable housing at the expense of the Realtors. First He favors the Realtors and now he favors the buyers? I mean, whose side is God on anyway? He’s one fickle Deity-Dude.)
As for me, I’d like to fix eggs in the morning but have run out. Hopefully my prayers to the Easter Bunny will alleviate the situation.
“We are helpless people turning to a helpful God,” Vaggalis said.
More like, “We are clueless people turning to an either non-existent or otherwise completely ambivalent God.”
(Clearly this article begs the observation that God must be favoring those praying for more affordable housing at the expense of the Realtors. First He favors the Realtors and now he favors the buyers? I mean, whose side is God on anyway? He’s one fickle Deity-Dude.)
As for me, I’d like to fix eggs in the morning but have run out. Hopefully my prayers to the Easter Bunny will alleviate the situation.
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