--- In [email protected], "emptybill" <emptybill@...> wrote:
>
> My note was to someone who represents themselves as a
> Christian, not to you.

Do you mean religiously or by heritage? Both Robin
and I are Christian by heritage (birth); neither of
us is Christian religiously.

But that you got that wrong one way or the other is
irrelevant. Your "note" was also in error, and I
corrected you.

> Apparently you believe your "explanation" is enough to
> clarify Robin's representations.

I didn't give any "explanation" of anything. I quoted
one of Robin's posts from this morning in which he
expresses remorse for his delusive grandiosity.

Say: "Oh, sorry, Robin, I guess I should read your
posts before accusing you of not having this or that
concept. Also, I apologize for continually forgetting
that you emphatically do not represent yourself as a
Christian."

(I won't ask you to apologize for your oft-repeated
mistaken assumption concerning my religious heritage
because I get a big kick out of seeing you look so
pompously stupid.)






> While these may be comfort to his former "students" this is not
> relevant to his misdeeds. Helping others without regard to himself
> would be the way of that very Lord whom he proclaims for himself.
> 
> It doesn't matter what you or I think.
> It is for Robin to assay and give to others
> the grace he has received.
> 
> Confession is the return to the gift of Baptism and an
> acknowledgement that what we are is the gift to
> "be at all" ... without a claim of being justified.
> 
> Robin already knows this. It is up to him to live it ...
> which indeed he has the grace to do.
> 
> 
> --- In [email protected], "authfriend" <authfriend@>
> wrote:
> >
> > --- In [email protected], "emptybill" emptybill@ wrote:
> > <snip>
> > > You do not have the slightest concept or remorse for your delusive
> > > grandiosity.
> >
> > "I did terrible things, which I regret. I have spent twenty-five
> > and a half years straightening out myself--I had more problems--
> > more 'demons'--than any person that I confronted. The really
> > troubled person was myself--and no one else's problems compared,
> > in magnitude to my own....
> >
> > "I was infinitely deceived, out-of-my-mind (in some fundamental
> > way), and I unnecessarily and unjustifiably hurt and violated
> > many innocent human beings (most all of whom I loved deeply),
> > and therefore I fully deserved to go through a purgatory of
> > extreme agony as a consequence of my naivete, blindness,
> > fanaticism, and cosmic egotism. I was wrong, and what I did was
> > wrong."
> >
> > --Robin Carlsen, about 11 hours ago
> >
>


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