Steve Coerper (15 Mar 2020)
"President Trump calls
for National Day of Prayer on Sunday amidst coronavirus
pandemic"
https://noqreport.com/2020/03/13/president-trump-calls-for-national-day-of-prayer-on-sunday-amidst-coronavirus-pandemic/
The real threat is that
this virus seems highly contagious and quite deadly to
the elderly and otherwise infirm. Though the death rate
seems to be lower than expected among people under 50,
it is a very dangerous disease for older people,
especially if they have preexisting lung conditions.
The manufactured threat is the panic that has
stricken this nation as people rush to clear shelves at
grocery stores, pull out of the stock market, and cancel
events. That’s not to say there’s no reason for concern,
but many of the reactions we’re seeing are completely
overblown. This is a disease that is, for most people,
no more dangerous than the flu, but medical facts are
being buried by the panic driven by mainstream media.
The left will certainly lambaste the President for this
move, and he knew they would. There’s no way to avoid
ridicule from those who believe “thoughts and prayers”
are insufficient responses to anything, let alone a
pandemic. But many on the right, particularly the
faithful, will recognize this as a much-needed
declaration of what we really need in order to make it
through this situation. This disease is at a level in
which healing—both physical and emotional—must come from
a higher place. We need God in our day-to-day lives, and
this call for a national day of prayer can start the
healing process.
Besides, it definitely cannot hurt.
It takes courage for the President to expose
himself to the heinous criticism that will come from
the left by invoking faith in a matter of science.
The nation and the world needs to heal in a way that
only God can provide. Kudos, Mr. President.