Careful Thought

Guess what?  God is dead.  Wanna know who killed Him?  It was that Hubble guy.  Some misguided folks took a look at a couple snaps from the HubbleScope and decided that it proved that if God wasn’t dead He was at least very much unwell.  Boy, is He going to be surprised when He finds out.

If anything, the pictures from the Hubble and other space observatories serve to show the glory of God, rather than disprove it.  His word says, “The heavens declare the glory of GOD; the skies proclaim the work of His hands.”  (Psalm 19:1)

He is not mocked, nor frightened by those who refuse to see Him.

Sometimes it seems that our greatest desire is to run from God and to pretend that He’s not who He says He is.

By way of Brussels Journal:

The controversial imam Raed Hlayhel, who was very active one year ago stirring up hatred against Denmark in the Arab world, has announced that he is leaving Denmark and will never come back:

“I have always said that if the Danish courts do not punish the newspaper Jyllands-Posten [for publishing the Muhammad cartoons] I will leave this country. And I will never come back.”

As far as I know nobody has asked him to come back yet…

From Yoni the Blogger:

IDF: We killed top Qassam-maker

Sources in Gaza say 2 people killed in IAF missile attack on vehicle; IDF: Top Hamas terrorist responsible for manufacturing, launching Qassams into Israel killed in attack

Palestinian sources in Gaza said two people were killed in an Israel Air Force missile strike that targeted a vehicle traveling through Gaza City’s Zaitun neighborhood.

The IDF announced that during the strike a top Hamas terrorist responsible for manufacturing and launching Qassams into Israel was killed.

According to the Palestinians, an aircraft fired at least one missile toward the vehicle. One report said those killed were members of the Mujahadeen Battalion and the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades, but another said both were members of the Al-Quds Brigades, the armed wing of Islamic Jihad.

The IDF attack came after Defense Minster Amir Peretz instructed the military to halt the artillery fire at the Strip.