paleface wrote: "But just think how much that former affiliation causes you, now, to value your freedom so much more."
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There is no end to freedom. It's similar to infinity, eternity and transcendence. Romping about the Lord's highest heavens is a privilege that freedom affords. You're free to move about the playground of the Most High God.
My former designated shepherd would consider my above statement as nonsense. His only concern was earthbound power, authority and personal position in the church. Being placed under his ministry was like being chained to a monstrous slab of cement slowly sinking lower and lower in bottomless swamp mud.
The Upanishads talk about the "Pairs of Opposites in the field of time." Apostle Dog used the analogy of Light & Dark. It's true. Nothing like hell to make one appreciate heaven.
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There is no end to freedom. It's similar to infinity, eternity and transcendence. Romping about the Lord's highest heavens is a privilege that freedom affords. You're free to move about the playground of the Most High God.
My former designated shepherd would consider my above statement as nonsense. His only concern was earthbound power, authority and personal position in the church. Being placed under his ministry was like being chained to a monstrous slab of cement slowly sinking lower and lower in bottomless swamp mud.
The Upanishads talk about the "Pairs of Opposites in the field of time." Apostle Dog used the analogy of Light & Dark. It's true. Nothing like hell to make one appreciate heaven.