Glen,

I wouldn't tempt fate if I were you. Do you think God spoke to Noah or was he having a delusional moment? He said God spoke to him and he acted upon what he heard and we should give thanks for his good choice. Of course, the majority of his village didn't believe him and they all died.

I am giving Robertson the benefit of the doubt this time, just like I do to every person who attempts predicting earthquakes. He has to live his convictions just as we all do and for him to deny that God told him and not act upon that word wouldn't be a good thing either.

If God spoke to me and said there was going to be an earthquake some place I'd tell you. Now if you chose not to believe it you could if you liked. But I wouldn't withhold the information because it couldn't be measured in scientific terms. I would expect you to do the same. But would you?

Petra