JT, may one inquire(?): 'figment'
means what (to you)? meang, your observation may have some
validity
here's the issue requiring some
conversational adjustment:
you and Kevin both, from what
one's reads here, are citing similar concerns with, e.g., KBarth's theology;
however, in both cases, the concerns are not related
intrinsically to the TT writer's point--In Simple Terms (IST,
henceforth), your response/s originate/s outside the original scope of the
author/s argument
(..perhaps they originate from a
'figment' of the author's argument, not from the author's argument per
se :)
On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 07:56:32 -0500 Judy Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
the Lord.. is not the figment of someone's "imagination" ....
