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Originally posted by MelanerpesMelanerpes, in life, playing for funsies isn't an option. You're playing for keeps
But in your game, "playing for keeps" could be the way that loses the game?
from day one when your clock started whether you happen to like it or not.
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Edit: In RHP correspondence chess parlance, 'unrated games' aren't an option.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyWe can carry this metaphor a little further. The question is whether one looks at one's rating as the guide to one's playing of the game (assuming the rating determines the ultimate home). Instead, one can say, am I getting sufficient reward from playing well and fairly, learning from my errors, with kindness toward myself and my fellow players? If so, I will let the ultimate reward take care of itself.
Melanerpes, in life, playing for funsies isn't an option. You're playing for keeps
from day one when your clock started whether you happen to like it or not.
gb
Edit: In RHP correspondence chess parlance, 'unrated games' aren't an option.
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Originally posted by JS357Only little catch is that we're not only social but also spiritual creatures. Life choices on planet earth determine our future pleasure and happiness, or our eternal suffering and unceasing pain. RHP Spirituality Forum activity far exceeds all other forums.
We can carry this metaphor a little further. The question is whether one looks at one's rating as the guide to one's playing of the game (assuming the rating determines the ultimate home). Instead, one can say, am I getting sufficient reward from playing well and fairly, learning from my errors, with kindness toward myself and my fellow players? If so, I will let the ultimate reward take care of itself.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyThe degree of concern a person must have, if he believes his current actions may cause his eternal suffering and unceasing pain, cannot be overestimated.
Only little catch is that we're not only social but also spiritual creatures. Life choices on planet earth determine our future pleasure and happiness, or our eternal suffering and unceasing pain. RHP Spirituality Forum activity far exceeds all other forums.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyIn life there was a time that I reached the point I believed I was saved.
No surprise standard board games imitate life. Volition, individual choices, free will always determine outcomes. Object is to secure permanent reward and to avoid loss by default or resignation... specifically, a favorable address of one's eternal home.
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It is like in chess when you have just made a sacrifice that you believe
wins the game for you. However, your salvation or win is not complete
until you get to the end. So we must continue the good fight until the
end.
Originally posted by twhiteheadJustice is one of Deity's attributes. God is fair. Children never reaching
As I said, take a moment to think about it.
If a 1 year old child dies of malaria, where in your belief system does he go?
What control does he have over what destination that is?
the age of accountability are taken home to be with Him in Heaven.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyBecause they haven't reached the age of arrogance, the age of self-aggrandizement, or the age of self-worship. They are still free of Satan and they still belong to God. If only we could all remember this time of our lives.
Justice is one of Deity's attributes. God is fair. Children never reaching
the age of accountability are taken home to be with Him in Heaven.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbySo you admit that your original statement is blatantly untrue?
Justice is one of Deity's attributes. God is fair. Children never reaching
the age of accountability are taken home to be with Him in Heaven.
gb
And how is it 'justice' that the vast majority of humans totally bypass the justice system?