Phil, you were doing so well there. Then, in my opinion, you took a left turn and went right off a cliff with your assumption that God writes books, or scriptures. I'm fairly certain that is not true. The founding fathers spoke of a creator. Our revolution was built on religious freedom. So unless you were using writer as a metaphor for …
Phil, you were doing so well there. Then, in my opinion, you took a left turn and went right off a cliff with your assumption that God writes books, or scriptures. I'm fairly certain that is not true. The founding fathers spoke of a creator. Our revolution was built on religious freedom. So unless you were using writer as a metaphor for creator, or I missed something else, then I must respectfully disagree.
Many friends of ours whose names we'll never know, Justin.
Plus several of their weird uncles into food fetishes. And their younger brothers and some sisters who wrote the killing and mayhem scenes, not having video games in those days.
Phil, you were doing so well there. Then, in my opinion, you took a left turn and went right off a cliff with your assumption that God writes books, or scriptures. I'm fairly certain that is not true. The founding fathers spoke of a creator. Our revolution was built on religious freedom. So unless you were using writer as a metaphor for creator, or I missed something else, then I must respectfully disagree.
Actually, Justin, it was Orwell who said these things -- said them to God.
I do agree with your conclusion, but Orwell notwithstanding, one question remains; who wrote the Bible?
Many friends of ours whose names we'll never know, Justin.
Plus several of their weird uncles into food fetishes. And their younger brothers and some sisters who wrote the killing and mayhem scenes, not having video games in those days.