I read in comments to the BWW article about Carrie Underwood's tweeting "Mean people need Jesus," that she was responding not to folks who had criticized her singing or acting but to vicious attacks, including death threats. I often find comments to news items, no matter on which blog, to be less accurate factually than "The Onion," but these ring true. Criticism is one thing, but vicious personal attacks, especially those that threaten or potentially incite violence, are out of bounds.
Nonetheless, "Mean people need Jesus," as far as I'm concerned, is not the proper response. I'm not sure why it bothers me, because if people are sending death threats, they clearly need SOMETHING. Perhaps it is the implication that Christians can't possibly be the ones making vicious comments, and it's only the rest of us who have the "mean people" in our midst.
By the way, Sue Storm, I know you meant absolutely no offense, and I'm not taking offense at your reference to "Our Lord," but this is not exclusively a Christian board by any means; I suspect that there are a fair number of agnostics and atheists, as well as members of non-Christian religions. (I, personally, happen to be a believer, but I'm Jewish, and Jesus is therefore not "my" Lord.) When you say "Our Lord," it includes everyone unless you qualify your statement with "Our Lord, for those of us who are Christians," or similar words. By all means, express your beliefs, but make sure everyone knows that you're talking about your own views, rather than proselytizing -- nothing will make people jump out of their skins, especially on this board, faster than an implication that their religious views are wrong.
You alone can make my song take flight.