[OWK]

Like Abraham was foolish enough to think God would actually expect him to carry through with it.

That whole thing was kinda weird.

You'd think that a just and loving God would have been disappointed in Abraham for saying anything other than "Hell no, I'm not killing my son".

[Celtjew Libertarian]

I have a poem I wrote a few years ago on this on my computer at home. It will probably be late tonight, but I'll post it when I get a chance.

[Matchett-PI]

"That whole thing was kinda weird.

You'd think that a just and loving God would have been disappointed in Abraham for saying anything other than "Hell no, I'm not killing my son"."

As I mentioned in a previous thread, it never ceases to amaze how many people feel qualified to comment on Scripture and theology without knowing anything about the subject. Whenever French impressionists are discussed I typically don't join in; I don't study French impressionists and therefore have to much respect for the facts to offer unqualified static.

Too bad most people don't feel the same regarding the Scripture of the LORD and the most important things men may know-- of God, His salvation and how to glorify Him and His Son, Jesus Christ.

[malakhi]

That whole thing was kinda weird. You'd think that a just and loving God would have been disappointed in Abraham for saying anything other than "Hell no, I'm not killing my son".

Maybe the whole idea was Abraham's in the first place, and God intervened to prevent him from doing something stupid.