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2009·07·11 · 1 Comments
Obligatory Michael Jackson Post

By law, every blogger is required to make some remarks on the passing of Michael Jackson; at least, it seems so to me. This will be my one and only, with only a couple of items to mention.

imgI thought nothing could top the mis-direction of patriotic* worship services until I saw this (HT).

A lot of gushing praise has been poured out on Michael Jackson. Most of it (actually, all of it, in my opinion) is pure nonsense. A lot of negative things have been said as well. We’ll never know how accurate many of those things are. Without a doubt, there is much we have not understood, and never will understand, about this eccentric (to put it mildly) man. That being the case, it is prudent to simply keep our mouths shut and refrain from speculating about what we don’t know. Otherwise, when or if the truth is discovered, open mouths may be the mark of fools. For example , this.

*I’m not at all against patriotism. I’m very much a patriot myself. But when the church gathers together, it does so as citizens of a kingdom not of this world.

1 Comments:

1. 09·07·12··13:34
donsands

I do honor MJ as a man, who was created by God, and in the image of God. He was weird beyond weird with the way he changed his face and all that. His giving $20 million dollars to a young lad who accused him of molestation is clear for me what that means. But, hey, I'll leave it alone.

Chances are Michael went to his grave as an unbeliever. Sad. Though being an unbeliever in our day seems like such a small detail.

I pray the Lord will have mercy on many people through the death of this talented entertainer, especially his immediate family. Amen.

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