In September of 1991, Mike Morgan began drawing For Heaven’s Sake!, a comic strip published in the religion section of The Macon Telegraph. The weekly cartoon celebrates the faith and pokes fun at the foibles of the characters who make up the congregation of "Mainline Memorial Church."
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freeholder1 said, 7 months ago
You may wish to recall what God did to the complaining Jews under Moses. We still have a few more years in the wilderness as long as we keep complaining about the leaders HE gives us.
ronald rini
said, 7 months ago
vote the rules are not made by the people who won they are made by the people who voted. Why do you think the middle class gets the shaft
Night-Gaunt49 said, 7 months ago
In god’s world there are no elections, just celestial appointments.
K M
said, 7 months ago
@freeholder1
HE didn’t give us Obama; he let us have him. HUGE difference. You’ll recall God gave Israel a king; but it wasn’t His first idea. He wanted to lead them. And the United States doesn’t need a King Barry.
freeholder1 said, 7 months ago
@K M
He also gave us Saul…excuse me, Bush. he will give us what we need to learn and grow or what we deserve.
Neo Blakkrstal said, 7 months ago
@K M
God gives people the leaders they deserve. Makes you think doesn’t it?
Night-Gaunt49 said, 7 months ago
@Neo Blakkrstal
Makes me think you like easy answers even if they are self serving to your psychology.
Doctor Toon said, 7 months ago
Although voting may grant a person the right to complain, every right does not need to be exercised to its’ fullest
bmonk said, 7 months ago
@Doctor Toon
Yes. “Everyone has a right to be stupid. Some just abuse the privilege.”
— Dave Barrypcolli said, 6 months ago
Has the US ever voted a President OUT?
bmonk said, 6 months ago
@pcolli
A few. Carter comes to mind, and the first Bush. Gerald Ford never did get elected. Back in the 1800s, Grover Cleveland lost to Benjamin Harrison, and then Harrison lost to Cleveland.
pcolli said, 6 months ago
@bmonk
But were they voted out by the people or the senate or whatever the legislative body is called? (Please excuse my ignorance of the US system.)
bmonk said, 6 months ago
@pcolli
Both. The people voted for the Electoral College, knowing who the College will vote for, and then the Electoral College had the actual election. So the people as a whole, in their 50 states, voted them out.