Jimmy Rod's Best Shot: So who is "God?" Go to the library's "Conversations with God" and find out.

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Thursday, November 3, 2011

So who is "God?" Go to the library's "Conversations with God" and find out.

I'm not sure I'm going to be alive tomorrow. I think Karl Rove has me being stalked. Google Mike Connell/Karl Rove and see the evidence that Rove killed his election-cheat assistant. Don't rat on Karl Rove unless you want your ceiling tapped on. So I'll give you this gift of dangerous truth, now. Read "Conversations with God" by Walsch. His "God" doesn't agree with the existence of "sin." You're his/her beautiful and perfect child no matter what you do! There is NO Hell, because God would never... Sign in to see full entry.

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