By: Adrienne

Adrienne — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 01:35:16 +0000

I agree with the fact that man complicates what God gives us. He can give us a copy of ‘Good Night Moon’ and we turn it into Homer’s ‘Odyssey.’ What you said about Commercial Christiandom coming to a concensus on ‘literal, figurative, symbolic, allegorical, historical-grammatical, parabolic, cultural linguistics, and the all-important “audience relevancy,” and the historical and literary element of certain passages’ makes a lot of sense, but once again, we are turning ‘Good Night Moon’ into Homer’s ‘Odyssey.’
There are too many branches of C.C. for all to reach a conclusion, especially given so many points to consider. It is my conviction that we will never reach a solid agreement on the philosophical argument. I imagine you could throw a duck in the middle of a C.C. convention and you would have several arguments as to what the animal was, much less how it got there, how important it is, etc.
Until we can all agree, I am taking my toys out of the C.C. sandbox and moving them somewhere else.

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