Maybe a dose of covid will get see things correctly in reality.

Because Satan has all the lawyers.

He ain't God

At what point does a sincere belief in an alternative reality cross over into psychosis? If people see things that are not there, hear things when there is only silence or believe in realities that are imaginary, most societies deem such people to be in need of mental health support. While being tolerant of people who hold different views is an admirable quality, at what point do we intervene? Right now, this is a question that is becoming critical in America. Tens of millions of Americans claim to believe in a reality that is obviously false. At what point does this difference of opinion become a mental health issue?

wow scary...guess they had better reconsider then

This faithfool is talking about his personal god, that agrees with him.

Don't be offended by this pastors claim, his will is truly equal to that of God's. Denial of a fictitious character's will has no consequences outside the imagination of it's originator.

His god gave him very short measure when giving him his brains.

Yeah, right. What a moron.

How is he not dead yet?

I laughed so hard, I almost fell off my chair. My son died a few days ago, and I'm pretty sure he didn't find God after he passed. I think there may have been a place for energy which never dies, but he didn't see anyone called God. Just a thought, he may have seen my mother, who I didn't want him to see. But.....I have no control.

God does not want you to have a vaccination card but he will let you number the people sometimes. God also put people in different places on earth to prevent interracial marriage. Then people invented faster boats and even airplanes. God is not so smart.

Was this fuck born stupid or take lessons in how to be that way? Guy should have been shoved up the hole he fell out of when he was conceived.