Have another look go at the War of1812 I think you must have picked up a rewritten version.
On another topic for the not so religiously minded I rather like this comment;
After his bout with cancer Lance Armstrong spoke to a group of students at Stanford University. Someone in the audience asked him how his belief in God had helped him as a patient, he replied with: "Everyone should believe in something, and I believed in surgery, chemotherapy and my doctors." I’m assuming the questioner was disappointed and prayed for Lance anyway
why must there be a meaning to life? or to death? a purpose or a reason? what’s that all about? can’t life just happen? and death, too. it does you know! is that too easy? it is, isn’t it? ok-never mind.
Have another look go at the War of1812 I think you must have picked up a rewritten version.
On another topic for the not so religiously minded I rather like this comment;
After his bout with cancer Lance Armstrong spoke to a group of students at Stanford University. Someone in the audience asked him how his belief in God had helped him as a patient, he replied with: "Everyone should believe in something, and I believed in surgery, chemotherapy and my doctors." I’m assuming the questioner was disappointed and prayed for Lance anyway
why must there be a meaning to life? or to death? a purpose or a reason? what’s that all about? can’t life just happen? and death, too. it does you know! is that too easy? it is, isn’t it? ok-never mind.
cheers, jt