waysider

There's a thread somewhere that poses this very question. Darned if I know how to find it, though.

Bishop K.C. Pillai (pg. 127) Oh, you know, that guy who lived thousands of years later in...India.

When you consider the irony in this, it's almost comical in a perversely twisted way. Want something from God? Follow a complicated formula. Make sure to cross every T and dot every I. Want something from Satan? No problem. Just think it. It's yours. You want to know what killed that little boy? He spun 'round and 'round trying to make sense of it all and fell over dead from dizziness.

Glad to oblige.

Ok, I read it. Am I really expected to accept this as an authoritive source? It's Wierwille's private interpretation of what he thought it meant. No more, no less.

I don't currently have access to my collaterals. What is the salient point(s) being made?

Heh!

Oh, God said to Abraham, "Kill me a son" Abe say, "Man, you must be puttin' me on" God say, "No", Abe say, "What?" God say, "You can do what you want Abe But the next time you see me comin', you better run "Well", Abe said, "Where you want this killin' done?" God said, "Out on Highway 61"

skyrider passed away last year. Carry on.

"Before the beginning....." (starts at 8:05)

Well, I don't know about that. Heh Burton was the first limb leader for Ohio and the first Ohio FellowLaborers director. I read some sort of thing he wrote about it that was kind of like a high school term paper, complete with scripture references. If I remember correctly (and I'm not certain I do) I think he presented it at some HQ function, such as AC or Summer School or something along those lines.

The giant wall/bubble idea is something Earl Burton brought into the mix. I don't remember any specifics. I know. I know. It was only 50 years ago. I should remember this stuff. It was in a class or an AC teaching or a paper or something.

Five. Do you walk to school or carry your lunch?

Is it To Make You Feel My Love by Bob Dylan?

It was too late. She already got a free shot.

"Don't look, Ethel!"

I can't explain how electrons move from the light switch to the bulb. What should I surmise?

And this is a good thing?

There are other, more ambiguous ways to state it, such as, "It says in verse such and such..." or "according to what's written ...".

Is it though? Usually when we say something is a record, it implies it actually happened.

Yeah, see. That kinda leaves us between a rock and a hard place. We were either following the teachings of a man with devil spirits or he was wrong about what he taught. That means he could have been wrong about...well ... anything.

What if you knew her and found her dead on the ground?

Sounds more like finding a hobby.

I'm quite serious. After the movie, we went back to our townhouse twigs and discussed what we had learned. A splendid way to spend a Saturday evening.