http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D92723JO0&show_article=1

ST. LOUIS (AP) - Two prayer services will be held at St. Louis gas stations to thank God for lower fuel prices and to ask that they continue to drop. Darrell Alexander, Midwest co-chair of the Pray at the Pump movement, says prayer gatherings will be held Monday afternoon and evening at a Mobil station west of downtown St. Louis.

Participants say they plan to buy gas, pray and then sing "We Shall Overcome" with a new verse, "We'll have lower gas prices."

An activist from the Washington D.C. area, Rocky Twyman, started the effort, saying if politicians couldn't lower gas prices, it was time to ask God to intervene.

The group thinks the prayer is helping, saying prices are starting to fall below $4 a gallon.

youve got to be fucking kidding me :rolleyes:

Zero approves and thinks it's a great idea.

sometimes I'm ashamed of professing Christians....

Holy shit, we have something in common.

going down huh? Gas around here is still at 4.48 for reg and hasn't dropped a cent.

sometimes I'm ashamed of professing Christians....

I usually am. I've noticed the vast majority of them have no idea what the Bible is about. Comes from not actually reading it.

I usually am. I've noticed the vast majority of them have no idea what the Bible is about.

YOU MEAN... LIKE YZF?

lol pray xtains pray. yeeheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

YOU MEAN... LIKE YZF?

Believe it or not, he's pretty spot on with Bible knowledge, he has definitely read it.

Believe it or not, he's pretty spot on with Bible knowledge, he has definitely read it.

he sure does know a lot about scripture....now, if only someone could actually convince him to follow in his own life what he spends all that time preaching to everyone else, now THAT would be an accomplishment....

Reading the book is great and all, but living it is the actual intended purpose....

wow...

Crap, that was an exaggeration. I verified the numbers, so I fixed it.

Sorry about that.

Believe it or not, he's pretty spot on with Bible knowledge, he has definitely read it.

Reading the rules and following them = two different things.

it's a world overflowing with grandstand finger pointers, who should be worried about their own damning position before the Judge of All Men, but they're way too busy mocking Christians!

Followed by this shit:

witches have no hope whatsoever at the judgment...my sin is covered by the Blood of the Son of God


How about you worry about your own damn self... The predominant finger pointer in here is you, pal.

I just present the facts...many haters point fingers on these forums

Why don't you present a glass of shut-the-fuck-up all over your keyboard?

I just present the facts...many haters point fingers on these forums

Funny... I think you present opinions.

Scripture says yzf-r1 is going to hell.

yzf=hell-bound.

scripture trumps any human opinion

*Yawn* According to faith.

Israel in 2008 and beyond....only the willfully blind can't see where it's all going....because the God of Israel is behind it

Again, *yawn*, maybe it is, maybe it isn't. Israel has been in the armpit of the most violent place on earth for thousands of years. The church has used the "zOmg! It's the end times!" shit to death.

false...Israel was essentially a desolate wasteland from 70 A.D. to about the turn of the last century, when the Jews begin flooding back to the Land, and, through the most extreme circumstances imaginable, became a nation in 1948, then recaptured Jerusalem in 1967 (being greatly outnumbered)

now, in these last days of the Chruch Age, they are once again at the very center of world events....the tiny sliver of Land in an ocean of Islamic/demonic hate...and God is preparing His judgment through them, to draw the entire world into war....billions will die

so, "yawn" all you want, you might just wake up DEAD

Dude, the fact that you have a hard on to watch billions of people die in a world war...

You have some serious, serious issues.

you cant kill, shorty. heres a beer coaster for your head.

kraka

w/butter

http://money.cnn.com/2008/08/06/news/economy/fuel/index.htm?cnn=yes

Gas prices fall for 20th day
Average price of gasoline down more than 25 cents a gallon from record high.



NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Gasoline prices fell for the 20th straight day, pushing the nationwide average down more than 25 cents, according to a survey of gas station credit card swipes released Wednesday.

Regular unleaded gas fell 0.9 cent to a nationwide average of $3.862 a gallon, said motorist advocacy group AAA.

Prices hit a record high of $4.114 at the pump on July 16. Since then, gasoline - and the future contracts of crude oil - have declined on signs that high prices have caused Americans to consume less.

Still, the price of a gallon of regular gas remains more than $1 higher than it was a year ago.

Ethanol. Faced with rising fuel costs, many drivers have turned to ethanol, which is made primarily from corn and is increasingly available in regions with strong agricultural industries such as the Midwest.

The price of E85, an 85% ethanol blend that also burns cleaner than straight gasoline, fell a penny to $3.132 a gallon on average, AAA reported.

While ethanol is derived from renewable sources, it is less efficient than gasoline. As a result, a car running on E85 would pay the equivalent of $4.122 per gallon to get the same mileage as gas, the AAA survey estimated.

Diesel. The average price of diesel fuel, which is used to power most trucks and commercial vehicles, fell to $4.633 a gallon from $4.644 the previous day, according to AAA.

Diesel prices have climbed more than 56% in the last year, driving up costs for businesses and inflating the prices of the goods and services those businesses provide.

State prices. The AAA survey, which averages data from credit card swipes at 85,000 fuel stations around the country, showed that gas remains above $4 a gallon in 11 states and the District of Columbia.

Gas in Alaska, the state with the highest prices, fell to an average of $4.63 a gallon from $4.646 the previous day. Hawaii, the state with the second highest prices, saw average prices rise slightly to $4.468. California, the state in third place, saw prices slip to $4.189 on average.

In Oklahoma, the state with the cheapest gas, prices rose slightly to $3.613 a gallon. In Missouri, the next cheapest state for gas, drivers paid $3.628 on average, followed by Minnesota at $3.642 a gallon.

Drivers in Hawaii, the state with the most expensive diesel, paid $5.391 a gallon for diesel. Diesel, on average, was cheapest in Oklahoma at $4.414, according to the AAA survey.


PS--Thank God.

Praise be!

THANK YOU JESUS FUCKING CHrrrrrrIIIIIIIIST!

Allahu Akbar!!

down to 3.78 here