If the 6 officers accused of Freddie Gray’s murder are guilty, then yes, they deserve to go to jail. But what made Freddie run in the first place? If he wasn’t doing anything wrong/illegal, then he should have remained where he was. Only the guilty and confused run from the police.

@ jdean: Sure,I have an agenda and I’m not ashamed of it. I want to see African Americans become economically independent and see these high black unemployment rates fall below 10 percent permanently. Visit my blog and look up the subject “Behind the Numbers” and you will find our unemployment rate increased to 10.2 percent last month. The highest rate the nation reached was 10.0 percent back in October, 2009 and from there, the national rate receded to 5.5 percent. We have been over 10.0 percent for seven years. Please excuse me for having an agenda! As far as my belief in God, I think you better check yourself about who you are calling a fool. God who created the universe and you also, weighted in on who He thinks is a fool!
Psalms 14:1
1 (To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David.) The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God. They are corrupt, they have done abominable works, there is none that doeth good.

When it comes to you, “If the shoe fits, then wear it.”

@ toomanygrandkids: You had better check yourself! You should determine what you want to be; one who upholds rogue and corrupt police men and women or a flip-flopper. Here are your comments regarding Freddie Gray: The piece was titled; Baltimore From Charm City to Deadly City
toomanygrandkids says:
“It has been reported that Freddie Gray was a heroin dealer and his mom was a heroin addict for at least 20 years. So yeah, most likely Freddie Gray’s lifestyle may have eventually caught up with him.”

Here in your comments, you admit police men and women can be corrupt, but not when it comes to Freddie Gray! What’s up with that?

@ Marque Anthony:
Thank you for naming names. I did not see my church pastor or my church among those names. To my Christian brothers and sisters who happen to read this piece and these comments, did you see your pastor or your church among those names? However, for those who may read this piece, I want to also give you a name. This is the name of a church which upholds and preaches the Gospel of Jesus Christ ( as if there are none) as it is laid out in the Holy Bible. It is the church I attend and am a member of and it is where I have taught a Bible study class for ten years. Visit with us: New Salem Primitive Baptist Church in Central Florida.

http://www.thefixthistime.com

Ministers who are teaching false prosperity doctrine include Jessy Duplantis, Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Marilyn Hickey Ministries, Paula White, Jerry Savelle, Peter Popoff. Now, feel better James?

1) The writer does not name any specific pastor or church. It appears to be a blanket attack against Christianity without one iota of factual evidence. Name names and tell us specifically which pastor has said what and what is wrong with that pastor’s message. Don’t indict religion generally. Don’t take one pastor or so called church and imply this is true of all churches.

2) He fails to tell his readers just because a person puts church on a building and calls him or herself a pastor that this individual has been recognized by Jesus Christ as one of his disciples. The Holy Bible warns on several occasions about and true believers should in the course of studying the Bible become aware of false teachers. They distort the teaching of Jesus Christ much like this piece does.

3) Blanketing a religion with any allegation shows poor judgment and is hurtful to many people who look to religion to find meaning in their life. This is especially true of many of our youngsters who may read a piece like this and get the wrong impression. They may get turned off when it comes to learning the ways of Jesus Christ. If that happens, that would be a tragey.

In conclusion, let me set the record straight as a believer in Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ has laid out the truth to us in the Holy Bible when it comes to understanding life and the world around us. Whether we choose to believe and develop a relationship with Him is a matter for each individual to work out for himself or herself. It is the most crucial decision of your life. When making any decision of great importance, research and get the facts. When you do that, you too will conclude that what this writer is attempting to do and encourage is the minimization of the teaching of Jesus Christ. There are many churches which teach and reflect the true message and meaning of the Holy Bible as I attend one.

http://www.thefixthistime.com

http://theafricanspear.com/