Little solace for this man’s family.

If he’s guilty, he will be punished, if not here, in the hereafter. But the evilest of all time? Not so much. That title belongs to the enemy of our souls, Satan.

I would think that anyone would have a problem with thugs attacking the police, but in retrospect, how many police officers have attacked people, thinking that they were thugs, or people who couldn’t possibly be thugs, and were killed, and then the police found out it wasn’t who they were looking for, or a mistake was…

What in the world?

What Christians would you be referring to? I’ve never said or heard anyone say that a tragedy is part of God’s plan. If anything, it’s the exact opposite. It’s not part of God’s plan. Evil is in the world because of man, not God.

Yes!

Because she may have felt that he may have seen the error of his ways and changed. Unfortunately, tragically, that wasn’t the case, and she will have to live with this for the rest of her life.

I am a Christian as well, and I say that he should get the death penalty, not because of revenge, but because of the Bible that speaks about not murdering. This man is a monster, because he murdered his only child due to not getting his way.

I have to respectfully disagree. Everyone knows the difference between right and wrong, with the exception of babies, and these girls knew what they were doing. They definitely got off too light, and should have served life imprisonment. They get to live, and possibly get parole, which I hope that they will get…

That was the jam!

And furthermore, everyone doesn’t like a size 0. Some men actually like women over a size 8, and plus size women. So what if she gained a few pounds. She isn’t morbidly obese, like over 50% of the general population, male and female. Give her a break, and stop body shaming her.

Wow...just wow. She is a young woman, and she put on a few pounds. She looks amazing. And she’s always been beautiful.

I understand what you’re saying, because people aren’t perfect, but this is a child we’re talking about, and the mistake cost him his life. How do you tell this baby’s parents, “Oops, we made a mistake, and your son is dead.”

I don’t really care how the word is spelled. It’s derogatory, and shouldn’t be used at all. Unfortunately, young people think that it’s ok and cool to be down with it, but it’s not at all.

Now that the whole story is out, the mother may need to seek counseling to find out why she drove her children away, and change.

Or a loving mother who doesn’t want to see her daughter hurt. There are three sides to a story, the mother’s, the daughter’s and the actual truth.

Interesting that you say that. I have sat under both black, white, hispanic and asian pastors, and none of them were racist. People seem to forget that racism is a choice, no matter how you were raised.

That’s an insult to evangelical Christians. A real Christian doesn’t see color, just people, no matter what their background is.

All the while making decisions in the dark, and being a distraction to what’s really going on. Nothing to see behind the curtain, folks. Move along.

Who says that? I lived in a major city, and went to school in the suburbs. I was 7 years old, and my second grade teacher was the most loving and caring teacher I ever met, and took a frightened African American little girl from the inner city and treated me with love, dignity and respect. Because of her kindness, I…