Originally posted by @sonship Learning to trust the Bible fully can be a gradual process.
In my case it did not occur in one initial moment.
That trust accumulated gradually.
Possibly it is still an on going matter.
Personally then, I don't demand that full trust be instantaneous and complete from the onset to others.
A huge sigh of relief rises up from the multitude, upon hearing that you 'don't demand that full trust be instantaneous and complete from the onset to others' -- whatever that bit about 'the others' means.
Originally posted by @dj2becker I'm guessing you're smart enough to figure out what the typo is? Give it your best shot.
Pesky d key keeps ducking behind the f key, well, luckily not that time.
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Originally posted by @js357 A huge sigh of relief rises up from the multitude, upon hearing that you 'don't demand that full trust be instantaneous and complete from the onset to others' -- whatever that bit about 'the others' means.
A huge recognition of the great significance of your sarcasm.
My comment (if worthless to you) was simply a way of saying, the OP "All or nothing" is probably a gradual matter to many believers of the Bible.