Feb 14, 2017
#PrayForLahore (at Lahore, Pakistan)
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#PrayForLahore (at Lahore, Pakistan)
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#prayforLahore #lahore #LahoreBlast
Blast outside Punjab Assembly Lahore! Sad to hear the loss of human lives but our nation is more worried about 'No PSL finals' in Lahore any more! "Is that insane or sad that value entertainment over human " #PrayForLahore #HumanLoss #Pakistan #quoteZJ https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=763678453784060&id=570586976426543 (at Lahore, Pakistan)
And again. #PrayForLahore #Lahore (at The Mall, Lahore)
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just have to get a few things off my chest.I’m sure we’ve all heard about the Paris attacks by now and maybe about the Brussels attack. but are you aware of the attack that happened in Lahore, Pakistan on Easter Sunday? Probably not because the papers/news crews didn’t think it was important enough to be covered. Over 70 people were killed 29 of them being children. When are we going to realize that we are ALL people? I don’t care what your race, religion, sexual orientation, etc. is, you’re a person just like I am and it really annoys me that these people who were attacked, hurting and grieving don’t get the help they need because of who they are. It pisses me off that we think of them less of people because of who they are. I know Brussels and Paris are hurting as well and I am not in ANY way saying they don’t deserve the help and coverage because oh my god, they do. I’m saying that the people attacked in Lahore deserve it just as much. There are mothers and fathers burying their young children. Over 130 people were injured and no one went to help. When Paris was attacked the United States stepped right up and I applaud them for that but where are we when other countries need us? It just really bothers me that I’d have never heard about this if it hadn’t been for a NowThis video making it’s way around Facebook. Open your eyes, people. None of us are better than another, we’re all the same. We all bleed red. Grow up and start accepting each other! The attacks are becoming more frequent and honestly I know it’s terrifying to think about, but whose to say we aren’t next? it’s time to wake up....
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I went through a phase when I refused to listen to or read any sort of news. There’s nothing new under the sun, anyway. Eventually I came to my senses and realized that in order to pray intelligently, you have to know what is happening in the world. The problem with relying on the news, though, is that it’s always tinged with some sort of bias. To a certain extent, I do sympathize with those expressing outrage at how Brussels received so much coverage while Lahore simmers in relative silence. I do think it’s unfortunate that coverage is so unbalanced. However, I don’t think news stations are under any sort of obligation to give equal coverage to every terrorist attack. It’s impractical.
Newsflash: the media is not interested in your prayers. (Most workers at the major news stations probably don’t even believe that someone is even listening to your prayers.) The media is interested in capturing the attention of as many people as possible. Statistics don’t touch us. Stories do. So in the minds of the media, it doesn’t matter if more people die in Lahore. What matters is that they can easily find someone, someone that we can readily relate to, to share the pain of their Brussels experience. While for those in Lahore, few of us will find more ways to relate than in our shared humanity.
The whole world is constantly in need of prayer. Brussels and Lahore have made that acutely obvious. But even and especially on those days when there are no news-worthy tragedies, the world needs prayer. 30 million people, many of them children, are today in bondage to slavery. Thousands die every day from starvation or lack of clean water.
Thousands die every day without the gospel.
The news is a resource to be used-- not relied on-- for prayer.