There lies a problem

Post #44,730 by orion 7/8/02 9:02:05 AM Reply	There lies a problem if we are not to know God's Will, how are we to do God's Will? Am I using The Force or something? Doing God's Will without knowing God's Will? Therefore without knowing it, I am doing God's Will by posting in favor of God. Or maybe I know just a small part of God's Will and it has somehow driven me a bit crazy? :) *I am free now, to choose my own destiny.*
Post #44,739 by jb4 7/8/02 10:25:50 AM Reply	Re: There lies a problem You got it! The best we can hope for is Man's interpretation (no..that's not right, either...not "Man's interpretation", but rather, "a man's interpretation") of God's Will. Meditate on that, Grasshopper, and you may come to understand the utter futility of Organized Religion, and instead promote yourself to Faith instead. (A journey of 1000 miles begins with pointing yourself in the right direction before taking hte first step jb4 "I remember Harry S. Truman's sign on his desk. 'The buck stops here.' Strange how those words, while still true, mean something completely different today." -- Brandioch
Post #44,744 by Brandioch 7/8/02 10:53:26 AM Reply	God would have no problem communicating his will. The problems come when other humans take it upon themselves to tell other humans what "God's Will" is. What is God's Will for you does not necessarily equate to God's Will for me. Think of building a house. You won't get too far if the plumber converts everyone on the job site to Orthodox Plumbing. You still need carpenters and masons and so forth. The path you find that is right for you is right for you. But it isn't necessarily the path that EVERYONE should follow.
Post #44,754 by jb4 7/8/02 11:21:46 AM Reply	Brandi...how ironic! You still need carpenters and masons and so forth. You could, of course, have been trying to be ironic... jb4 "I remember Harry S. Truman's sign on his desk. 'The buck stops here.' Strange how those words, while still true, mean something completely different today." -- Brandioch
Post #44,755 by jb4 7/8/02 11:22:32 AM Reply	Brandi...how ironic! You still need carpenters and masons and so forth. You could, of course, have been trying to be ironic... jb4 "I remember Harry S. Truman's sign on his desk. 'The buck stops here.' Strange how those words, while still true, mean something completely different today." -- Brandioch
Post #44,783 by Brandioch 7/8/02 1:26:05 PM Reply	:) smirk mode: on I cannot help myself. :) It's in my blood.

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