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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No it makes it stronger, amidst hate and evil there are people willing to forgive. There are people praying for those families devastated and people crying and grieving with those families. People who don't know them are on their knees praying and working to help them. Churches are meeting to figure out how they can reach out to this church, how to fight racism and change our world. Good SHALL overcome evil. Yes, there is evil, but all things work for the Good, we don't see the miracles and Good things on the news. [/quote] What if they receive an offer of hep from a humanist or atheist group -- should they accept it even though atheists don't pray?[/quote] Sure, of course. But I'm not speaking for them. I'm speaking for myself and my church/church members who are praying and the churches in Charleston (where my husband's family is from) who are rallying around these hurting people. Have you seen the videos and photos of people praying for and reaching out to the family members/church family? They are inspiring. I personally haven't seen any atheist groups doing anything, but it would be awesome if they did. I believe in "a peace that passes understanding," that cannot be explained, and I believe it comes from God. [/quote]
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