To Hell with Pat Robertson

November 11, 2005

A couple days ago, Pat Robertson said on the Christian Broadcasting Network's 700 Club, that the citizens of Dover, PA were going to face disaster because they ousted members of their school board who favored "intelligent design".  This is what he said:

"I'd like to say to the good citizens of Dover: If there is a disaster in your area, don't turn to God. You just rejected him from your city."

Then, a day later said the vote was sticking a finger in God's eye and He wouldn't go along with that kind of defamation forever. Apparently demi-God Robertson won't either.

When are we going to be rid of Robertson and his ilk?  How much more annoying Christo-barking must we endure? Apparently a lot. Again, he is cheerfully pronouncing damnation on people he doesn't like. This year, he called for the assassination of Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela and in 2003 said the State Department should be destroyed by a nuclear weapon.

It looks like Robertson is playing God or the very least wants to be God. Luckily that won't happen.

As Robertson said himself after making his recent damnation statement, "spiritual actions have consequences". He is right about that; there will be a day of judgment for him. God needs to call him back for a one-on-one chat to show him the errors of his ways then send him straight to hell where he and his belong.

The fact that Pat Robertson even exists, proves there is no "intelligent design".