Blasphemy

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1. Apr02

   Monte E. Wilson

   It is, “Blast’a Me!”

   (Said with perfect Italian Diction, mind you!)

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2. Apr07

   Greg

   It took me a mintue to put together what you said, but I believe it came clear to me. I think of false-humility which is so prevalent in Christian circles these days. I see Christian circles loaded with getting involved in activities and organizations in which they “agree” with and refusal to be involved, on any level, with those which they disagree. I encounter this day in and out.

   Our attitude should be like that of Christ, who even though he disagreed with us did not consider His disagreement with us something to be used to His own advantage, but instead humbled Himself and became a servant.

   Our attitude should be like that of Christ, who even though He was right about everything did not consider His being right about everything to be used to His own advantage, but instead humbled Himself and became a servant.

   I’m sure you can envision endless applications as I’ve spelled out two. This might clear up a more authentic understanding of humility and keep us from blasphemy.

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3. Apr12

   Hanto Jatta

   Blasphemy: a necessary journey to be on to get to belief.

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