President Barack Obama entered the pantheon of Nobel Prize winners Thursday with humble words, acknowledging his own few accomplishments while delivering a robust defense of war and promising to use the prestigious award to "reach for the world that ought to be."
"Ought to be." This reminds me of a scene from Hamlet, in which Hamlet declares to his mother, "Seems, madame? Nay, it is. I know not 'seems.'" However, in this case it could be written, "Ought to be, sir? Nay, it is not. I know not 'ought to be.'"
The world is inhabited by mankind (and womankind, and childkind, and in-betweenkind). Mankind (etc.) is inherently sinful. Therefore, an ideal world, the world which "ought to be," cannot exist until the coming of the Messiah.
No, not Obama. I'm talking about Jesus.
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I humbly request you remove the blasphemous image of the beast's head on the Sacred Heart image. I know it was put up innocently but it is truly offense.
I believe it's Divine Mercy, but sure. Duly noted.
wait...what?
You're right. My mistake. But thank you for changing it. I so hate everything about that thing impersonating a human impersonating a president that I refuse to look at it's face, capitalize it's name or hear it's voice.
Is there a secular version of Sede Vacante? 'Cause that is what America has.
I find it amazing how far we have strayed from the original government as created by the founding fathers. Obama is the epitome of what has been warped and ravaged by liberals over the past 180 years.
He is also quite likely a close forerunner to the Antichrist.
Talk of the Anti-Christ. Careful when murking into dangerous topics. Your point is well noted though, society seems to be getting worse and worse. Still, can we predict the end? Absolutely not, but I assure you we should be ready. May Obama do bad things? Yes, but is it the end? No one can say, but Scripture does say EVERYONE will mostly likely know, but again, these are dangerous waters to trend.
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