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Monday, April 21, 2008
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(the pursuit of the great Red Herring)
About Me
- JD
- I'm not trying to sell you a book, tickets to a show, or even my ideas. I'm trying to figure out what life is all about. I have no agenda. Writing helps keep me sane. Blogging is cheap therapy.
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These are the thoughts, ideas, feelings, and ramblings of the author alone. It does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Broadway UMC.
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5 comments:
I wonder if Terry Shoemaker will look like trucker Frank in twenty years?
Collin
JD - come on, play the game! How do you think someone is saved? (the Elder Hussung's question)
- josh howerton
PS - It bugged me all night that I used the phrase, "Play the game" when asking you about how someone is saved. On a topic that all of us would agree is the most important one of them all, that was inappropriate.
I'm an sinner-idiot. So, in a much more serious tone, "How do you believe someone is saved?"
*a sinner-idiot
I guess I proved my own point.
I told the Elder Hussung my reasons for not wanting to answer his question on here. He understands. I hope you will as well.
Essentially: 1, its hard to give an exhaustive explanation on here of any point of theology. I can hit some points well but miss others all together--not purposely, but it can be the bane of my existence if I miss one aspect and have to write one post on top of the other; 2, people don't take the time to really read what I write and therefore make all kinds of claims and assumptions about something that I already said plainly; 3, people don't want to be understanding about a different viewpoint, even if its not that much different from their own view of "orthodoxy."
Hope that makes sense, buddy.
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