Lance wrote:
> 'I truly would like to understand your
> experience' says David Miller -
> TRANSLATION 'I believe that I'm the
> best I've ever seen and I just want
> people like yourself and Bill to feel the effect
> of my rhetorical questions.' IMO

LOL.  Lance, I know that I sometimes have trouble communicating, but this 
one truly is not my fault.  My questions are very plain and the purpose 
truly is to understand his experience with public preaching on campus.  How 
you interpret my post to be me saying that "I believe that I'm the best I've 
sever seen" is truly ridiculous.  John said, "I will be glad to share."  Why 
can't you have the same loving attitude?  Besides, I have always said that I 
am not even among the top of public preachers.  I'm among the very least.  I 
don't even do it every weekend.  Now Kevin, he is another story.  I met many 
preachers who pointed to him as their mentor in street preaching long before 
I had ever met him.  He spends a lot more of his own money to travel to 
events and preach God's Word.  I'm not even close to being in his league.

Lance wrote:
> David, do you ever believe that it might be
> wise for you to sit near the back of the class,
> silently, and learn from people like Bill and John?
> So many of your posts have an air of pomposity
> about them! IMO

Well, Lance, if you see pomposity in my humble questions about John's campus 
preaching experience, then the problem is you, not me.  Please read my post 
again.  You have to try real hard to find anything pompous there. 
Furthermore, I believe that we are all adults on an equal footing here. 
There is no need for anyone to be singled out as THE TEACHER and everyone 
else as silent underage pupils sitting in the back of the class.  I prefer 
for us to speak to one another.  That's what a discussion list is all about. 
This forum is more like a workshop of peers rather than a classroom of 
children with some older adult actively teaching the rest of us who are 
passively receiving.  Bill and John have certainly distinguished themselves 
to be above me in many areas, but that does not mean that I need to be 
silent.  I try hard to see us as peers with different backgrounds.  Please 
don't try to force them into a position of preeminence above me.  Surely 
humble Bill would not be comfortable being thrust into such a position.

Peace be with you.
David Miller. 


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