(April 21, 2012 at 1:09 pm)Gilligan Wrote: Just got this one from another site: "When I was a teenage boy, our SBC church was holding a revival. One of the girls who was kind of a loose party girl in town promised that she would come... she skipped all of the services, but finally agreed that she would come on the final night of the revival. On the way to the revival she and another girl, who was the older sister to a classmate of mine, were involved in an automobile accident. My classmate's sister was in a coma for a period of time, the other girl died instantly. What are the odds that this girl would die on her way to a revival that she had been skipping all week? Would she had died that night if she would have been out partying instead? Who can say for sure...
There is no guarantee that she would have gotten saved the night she died, but it was a tragic irony. "
What are the odds that there's more substance to this story than the one about Mr. Rogers being a sniper in Vietnam who wore sweaters to hide all the military tatoos he sported?
