Falwell Found Unconscious

Originally Posted By SingleParkPassholder

He was unresponsive when found in his office. He has a history of heart trouble.

<a href="http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/05/15/jerry.falwell.ap/index.html" target="_blank">http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/05/
15/jerry.falwell.ap/index.html</a>

 

Originally Posted By wahooskipper

I wonder if God told him it was coming?

 

Originally Posted By Inspector 57

I hope he didn't/doesn't suffer.

 

Originally Posted By jonvn

De mortuis nihil nisi bene.

 

Originally Posted By Dabob2

If you go to that link now, he's being reported dead.

 

Originally Posted By SingleParkPassholder

Sure enough. Don't you wonder with guys like that, what they're thinking right now? Huh? What? This? Hey wait a minute......

 

Originally Posted By jdub

Some 'wipe in the coffee shop where I am working at the moment saw the news & did a little "Yay, Falwell is finally dead" dance. Tacky & rude. I think the man used his power to do a lot of harm, but still--VERY--tacky & rude.

 

Originally Posted By SingleParkPassholder

Yeah, I thought his politics asinine, but I wouldn't wish him dead.

 

Originally Posted By jonvn

Post 7: Sick sick sick sick sick.

 

Originally Posted By jdub

Yep. Tacky. NOT hip & edgy.

 

Originally Posted By DAR

May he rest in piece. If God has a sense of humor he'll dress up St. Peter as a Teletubbie.

 

Originally Posted By cmpaley

May God have mercy on his soul...after he waits in purgatory until the end of time.

 

Originally Posted By jonvn

protestants dont have purgatory

 

Originally Posted By cmpaley

So? Just because one doesn't believe doesn't make it not true.

 

Originally Posted By CrouchingTigger

It works for Global Climate Change.

 

Originally Posted By CrouchingTigger



(BTW)

 

Originally Posted By jonvn

Just because one believes doesn't make it true, either. And without any evidence, there is no reason to believe something is true.

And there is no evidence for Purgatory.

 

Originally Posted By DlandDug

Odd that one here states, "Say only good about the dead," (De mortuis nihil nisi bene), and another consigns a man to an eternity in Purgatory. Makes me wonder just who believes in Christian charity...

 

Originally Posted By jonvn

Well, I also said something not nice at all about him elsewhere.

So, I'm just a contradiction.

 

Originally Posted By friendofdd

I think speaking ill of the dead, when we do not know them, reveals more of the speaker than the dead.