by Peggy Molloy

Created on: July 17, 2007   Last Updated: August 01, 2011

I am writing NO on the debate side of: Has Paris Hilton found God? because it's the closest thing to it's None Of Our Business. Can't you leave the child alone?

Is God supposed to have a conference with the media gatekeepers to discuss the preferred political slant for the day? When God decides to work through the life of Paris Hilton, or anyone else, do you actually think a snide, hateful, money-grubbing group of reporters will have the sensibility or respect to understand it?

The question itself is condescending. A person's relationship with God is personal, and perhaps the final resting point of our privacy, since everything else, including body parts and what we do with them, it up for public speculation.

I would love for the feeding frenzy of the public off this poor little rich girl, to have the rude awakening. God is full of surprises though, and I dare not concern myself with his mysteries.

I think it's pathetic that people have nothing else to do with their lives than meddle in the private life of a troubled child. She's so young, her response to this event may take years to unfold, and with her talent for publicity, and her financial backing, she could be a very prominent "mover and shaker".

When she's down, who are her friends? Who can allow her to grow in a positive way?
Let's look at ourselves and our relationships to God instead of Paris Hilton..."He who casts the first stone"....

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