Lightning strike burns down Jesus statue
By QMI Agency
A massive statue of Jesus, his arms reaching to the heavens, that stood off a highway in Ohio was struck by lightning Monday night and reduced to ashes.
The sculpture, called the King of Kings, was made of wood and styrofoam over a steel frame and anchored in concrete. It stood outside the Solid Rock Church, an evangelical church in Monroe, Ohio. It weighed an estimated 7,200 kilograms, according to the church's website.
The Cincinatti Enquirer newspaper reports that the statue, which had been known locally as Touchdown Jesus, caught fire at about 11:15 p.m. Monday when lightning hit.
Photographs on the newspaper's website of the statue taken Tuesday morning show the formerly massive bust of Christ reduced to a skeletal metal frame.
Well that should pretty much answer the age old question - who is the one true God? It's pretty obvious that God is a Muslim deity and we wasted a lot of good time in Church on Sunday over the years. If not why would God blow up his own sign? To test the good people of Ohio and see if they'll build it again out of dedication? I think not. It's pretty obvious to me God is trying to make it clear what faith to follow and tell the Christians to back off his boy Obama. All praises to Allah.
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