Pointless?

Schmallenberg, Germany

http://home.skysports.com/matchreport.aspx?fxid=296456&cpid=235

San Marino 0 - 13 Germany
Euro 2008 Qualifiers Wed, 06 Sep 06 19:45

Venue: Stadio Olimpico
19:45, Wednesday, 6th September 2006
Euro 2008 Qualifiers
Attendence: 5019

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Marino

San Marino

Population

January 2005 est.
28,117 (212th)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germany

Germany

Population

2005 est.
82,438,000(ultimo) (14th)

The photo from Germany pretty much represents the soccer pitch in the match. The field decline favoured Germany. The highlights were classic.

I can understand UEFA wanting all European countries and UEFA members to participate in Euro 2008 qualifying, but in my opinion certain countries with small populations should be excluded. It seems pointless for certain national teams to beat on a clearly inferior opponents.

Heal!

According to the New Testament, God healed certain people, and as an eternal, almighty being he would have that same ability today. I would not be surprised if a few people have been healed through Christ over the years while watching Angley, despite the televangelist's shenanigans. However, Angley presumes much in thinking that God would heal and recreate a child's brain via the television, just because Angley thinks it should happen. Perhaps God has other sovereign purposes in the suffering of an individual apart from the ideas of Angley. I therefore generally think these types of healings are bogus, as would many in the Christian Church.

If Angley indeed has such a healing gift, I would hope he would be famous for healing in hospitals and the streets rather than with a television ministry.

In regard to the conversation at the end, I would deduce that there is no good evidence that all or most Roman Catholics molest little boys. The clip at the end should have been edited out.

Noonward Race 1972