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To: Junior
Upon reflection, this definition actually does work better than the one I posted before. Excuse me while I shift my paradigm...

What??? That's not supposed to happen. We're supposed to be closed-minded ideologues! Head...spinning...nothings...constant...anymore???

527 posted on 05/21/2002 2:08:39 PM PDT by jennyp
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To: jennyp
Good News For The Day

‘The stone the builders rejected has become the capstone.’ (Luke 20:17)

"There is a certain inevitability about Christ. He is the fulfillment of Herod's worst nightmare. Herod killed John the Baptist, and when Christ followed, the ruler thought John had risen from the dead. In a sense, it was true. Jesus' first appeals to the corrupt king were made through the Baptist."

"Christ is uncompromising; inexorable. He is unpreventable, unstoppable, unavoidable. An outline of the creation's future is discernible in the personality of Jesus. The new world order will bear the stamp of his character."

"The invincibility of Jesus is good news. It confirms our deepest hope-that the highest values known to humankind, will overcome, and reign. It is good strengthening to believe that... Spirit---is higher than matter. No one really wants to inhabit a world where material values rule. The incarnation of such values are exampled by Adolf Hitler, or Idi Amin."

"It is good news to know that we are loved by a 'tough love'; a love that is not willing to give up, or let go, and hence, a love that suffers long. In short we are loved by a love that will triumph. "Love never fails."

529 posted on 05/21/2002 2:16:07 PM PDT by f.Christian
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To: jennyp
Live and learn.
541 posted on 05/21/2002 3:21:33 PM PDT by Junior
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