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“Japan Gave Us Pokemon, God Gave Them an Earthquake”

By Anthea Butler

…hose pronouncements much more immediate. Rather than wait for a religious leader to make the pronouncement, now everyone can carry a virtual sandwich board, crying out that “the end is near.” Twitter then, is the virtual 140-character pulpit, and its pronouncements can make it around the world a lot faster then the static televangelist bully pulpit. PoetSam17‎ Man has never been good at reading signs, Just ignoring them. Earthquake in Japan, let…