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Firestorm,
you've explained how a circle is a square elipse, and a covenant is a 
kind of contract. Fine if you want to do it, but it sheds no light 
for me
Sen

On 12 Oct 2008 at 22:13, firestorm wrote:

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> sen,
>  this being a definitional issue...sure..let's dance, and check it
>  behaviourly
> concrete wise as to wether or not until th 1980s in the usa,
> regardless of te '68 act, a deed transfer could carry a covenant
> preventing the deed from ever being transferred to a "black." and have
> such covenant enforced by joiners, and joiners of joiners under the
> same covenant. let us check agaisnt princeton, as a mutually available
> source, my oxford compleat not being at hand, and not dispalyabl n th
> net:
> http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=&=&q=define%3A+covena
> nt&btnG=Google+Search :"they have no choice, since they want to
> include it, but defined their field as "contract." 
>  that's an error of taxonomy.
>    as noted in my post, a contract is a subset of covenants, in
>    precisely the same manner that circles are subset of ellipses..and
>    one does not force a definition of ellipse as an "oblong circle."
> 
>    what are the elements of a contract?
>   beginnig from a point of difference.  duh.
> 2. delimiting the area to be mutuallly viewed as subject to terms.
>    ok.. Law does that... u can't covet ur neighbor's ass, but admiring
>    it, petting it, and enquiring bout its ability to produce
>    offspring, are ok, if u want to.
> 3. making an offer and receiving an Acceptance. ok, cain and abel both
> made offers, one was Accepted. 4.  having the offer be
> "earnest"...this is, within the cain abel example, shown by having
> "valid tender." and the lack of valid tender..blood, being shown as
> not a true offer, and therefore not being Accepted. 5.proof of
> specific performance? totalllllly. 
>   Qu'ran, from that pov is alll about...ok, I Did My Part...don't lie
>   about what u did.
> 
>  thus, humans, as a result of faithfullness to a Covenant, slowly,
>  among "certain blessings"..a term agreed upon by the House or ITC or
>  Some Such, was the awareness of what in bizness we call "rinse and
>  repeat." the pattern could be recreated. notably, historically, such
>  contracts are sealed by appeals to the Covenant as the binder..."by
>  the gods" "upon my honour" "if i'm lyin i'm dyin," and my persoal
>  favorite, "bet my ability to reproduce"--testify.
>    to get the blade home,
> :"A covenant is not 
> subject to the exchange of consideration."
>  no. there is a different definition of consideration.
>   an unaware recipient of a bequest has specifically performed, even
>   if by only coming from the right loins, the act. 
>  among other functional Defintions of something being Considered, I
>  was a Hidden Mystery and I DEsried to be known.
>   in th ancient eterity of My Essence, I Knew My Love fr
>   thee,..>>>therefore<<< etc.
> 
> 


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