God and gasoline
Re “As gas prices soared, he filled up with prayer,” Aug. 14
It is moments like these that you begin to wonder where sanity ends and delirium begins. To believe God would tend his concerns toward the price of oil is preposterous.
Surely God, previously, kept gas prices low so God-fearing people would be more wasteful in their driving and spew more pollutants into the air to kill more of his loyal subjects more quickly than they would otherwise have.
Time to pray for an improved catalytic converter, I suppose, to cover the period before the prayers for a fuel-cell car have been fully answered.
Michael E. White
Burbank
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