--- In [email protected], "lurkernomore20002000" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > <geezerfreak@> wrote: > > > In the end, like the radicals who grew up and rejected Marxism and > revolution � I wish I would have joined the Army, gotten married > much younger, and taught more kids how to throw a curve ball. Spent > those wild years in domesticity and talking to my father.Listening to > him. And wish I would have read the book of John, and followed the > carpenter from Galilee much earlier. > This isn't regrets. Just a statement of acknowledgment of where the > truth lives. > > > William W. Eberwein > > Whoa, a Christian statment, not judging, not condeming, not > preaching. Maybe this Age of Enlightenment thing has something to it. >
Heh. The Book of John where everyone who isn't a Christian suffers for all eternity? Yeah, no preaching there... Lawson
