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@thinkofone saidWhy don’t you ask him instead of wondering, I’m sure he will be happy to indulge you.
Wonder how much jaywill now respects your apology - given the Janus-faced nature of it.
@thinkofone saidWhy don’t you ask him instead of wondering, I’m sure he will be happy to indulge you.
Wonder how much jaywill now respects your apology - given the Janus-faced nature of it.
@divegeester saidEvidently at times you're quite the literalist. The irony.
Why don’t you ask him instead of wondering, I’m sure he will be happy to indulge you.
We continue.
@sonship saidIf this monologue is not connected to "An apology to sonship" by way of you being deliberately sanctimonious, is it not just vanity-fuelled off-topic spam?We continue.
Early in the Bible, in Genesis 18 we read of a man who repeatedly challenged God about whether He would be a just judge. That was Abraham.
Again, and again he checked and re-checked to see if God understood that their were people on earth who he thought should not be punished.
Though Abraham put a challenge to God in the form of ...[text shortened]... not see all things through the Son's eyes now I know my opinion will be His in eternity eventually.
We continue.