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The context in which I reply may be mysterious. Care to elaborate though per Carlos' instructions. That chapter "Having to Believe" comes to mind. (Tales) I know you can quote the chapters like Bible verses so a suitable context can be found here. Let me recapitulate. Notice how some mebe webe wanna be warriors and warriorlings go playfully licking their hands to their deaths. While the other man is in his world day in and day out struggling. Look at how you yourself struggle. Your in your world day in and day out. Your a being that thinks, feels doesn't fee,l cries, doesnt cry. The story is all you. Most people go from act ot act without any effort. This is where we part softly at the break. . . Nothing short of continous action is the antidote. This is how the story of the two cats 'Max," the reddish brown one and the one who do no even have a name came to blows.. Carlos felt that Max's 'catness' so to speak was what made him the proper warrior in the end. While the other man-- don't be concerned with what the other man is doing. Wasn't accounted for at first.
So you see in applying this to a modern religous man-behind-the-scenes is very simple. The apostle Paul said "That which I do I do not do . And that which I do not do I do" Or if you prefer saying man-on- Earth seeing God's love.

Which do you think accounts for our unavoidable end? Stupid death. Remeber that. They're as different as they can be.



[QUOTE][COLOR=blue]Because I'm Hottie Scottie Duarte and I'm very softly parted at the break. . ..