The Rev. Vosper Again

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Can we avoid a wormy position or ... disposition as DP's if growing up in an environment of: "children should not be seen and unheard of!" Thus the transparency of the shadow person ... a subtle personality that some say is the un-conscience or that piece of mind not yet come to awareness as a darker form of jinn ... like the Franc-Norman form of Jean de Arc ... that bent shadow hanging over us in the dark. An exceptional beau-sone 've Golden expression with a fine following as de baitable?

The "word" expressed there would be temptations that allowed such genes to go on ...

Some say when engulfed in sleep and extension into this abstract zone of absence of whatever ... we are rather trance-like with out of body aspirations. Even ML King had a dream and consider how the powers used that poor black example of someone to contract out ... just for cheap labour to support extremes of material wealth. The myths about this could be extensive bad Nous for those that desire only good news and thus deny and ignore all the dark signs and would rather the little folk wouldn't read that and thus contracted illiteracy --- Mary Shelly and her mother on the contracts for where the malevolent can put it ... evisceration?

Beyond that understanding I am ... out of here so to speak ... in my own cell in a grand ole inhuman asylum!

Each mansion does have its room even in the Dunn Gens ... Jinns in essence? There's that odour in the crypts that could be cryptic message ... and old manuscripts smell of something other that virtue of history ... as human history is rather shady going ... as the idealist made it absent in most minds on a theology all 've its own about and amazing tree ... one of plans and agendas ... many insidious ... profoundly un touched or just out of touch of who we are in worlds of essence ...
 
Gotta love the tiers of understanding that hide behind a simple dark myth ... that's word for yah ... elusive! Can any person determined for mortal sense get it and thus disunification of the hosts produced in a heavenly state? Recall that theology is based on theo Rae ... an enigma that can't be solved without an essence of motivation! There are pluses and Minas Cis ... as the word is based on pits of depression generated by the most high in the hierarchical construct we've built in out psyche ... and then refuse to believe it isn't carnate ... thus incarnate as a projected thought!

What's a Minas Cis? ... when your out of it and thinking beyond the impact of the instant, as given grace ... add onus! The fact that is is a spread fault a large eros 've nature in great wisdom to allow cracks to shine through with awareness ... de code 've light and Levity?

Never spout pure intelligence ... the mobs will not understand anything but myth of folk being lured to a dressing down in a rye state 've sol! Did you know the sun is dark inside with the theory that it is too tight and mean to allow additional light in ... thus Black 'Ole Theory!
 
Mendalla said:
He consistently refers to a "ruling". Did he miss the whole bit about the settlement?
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It would appear so.

I disagree with his application of worm theology also.

While I generally appreciate Todd's perspective this was not a particularly strong attempt.

We all have off days I guess.
 
Worms make great edicts ... once wormy Laws (des crypts) that benefit someone darkly ... as roue's, or ruses just for the rub, or sauvant ... unguent being cued up ... that from the basements of the Vatican as a whine cellar ... Saints were erased there by various waterboarding events ... gag 'd? Is life torture for the bulk of the hosts of smaller folk while the hierarchy fights for power to the detriment to ground level essence? Das ole ...

Thus de whole thing comes down again big odds ... forms dimples in the ether according to Einstein and Newton ... yet they never say it as trans parent ... that in between eM as two separate seminal forms ... the pair well jew' SEÐ ... aberration of the primal SET! Copious ...
 
Wow
Larned something new this morn
"Worm theology"
Huh. It's actually a thing
And here I thought it was just us normal Liberals whingeing
Worms r noble hard working creatures, actually. Tilling the soil relentlessly. Tho not native to my area apparently. Helpful invasive species the earthworm.

Also, Smaug. What a wyrm.

Still enjoying the commentary on commentary on commentary.

Criminally Just,
Inannawhimsey
 
Luce NDs said:
Wyrm wigglings in the smaug of hen scratching in the dirt ... attracts Rooster Cockborn ...
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Leaving you to the worms, hens and True Grit. :nerd:

I have created a new thread in Church Life. Moving on from painful church experience. C'mon over. Posts in plain English preferred.
 
paradox3 said:
Here we go. Doug Todd in the Vancouver Sun has checked in. Figured he would.

Douglas Todd: Atheist Rev. Gretta Vosper’s case reveals a church’s ‘worm theology’
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Thanks for the article, paradox3.........

The identity questions that face the UC of Canada and the Uniting church in Australia are very similar.
Personally, I think the strength of both is that they try and accommodate diversity. Whilst it does make them open to criticism of being "wishy washy" in faith matters to some, it does lead way from the arrogance of certainty. A faith without room for doubt is troubling, in my opinion.

That said, I think its ministers should also show a willingness to accommodate diversity. The "Everybody is Welcome" sign can seem hypocritical if the only views able to be comfortably expressed and accommodated are those that echo the minister.
 
In church today I had a visit from a couple who are one of our periodic "West Hill refugee" visitors. The husband did come up to me with a grimace and say "so what do you think of my former minister now?" All I could really tell him was that like everyone else I don't know what was in the settlement, but I told him that he obviously knew that I didn't agree with Greta's beliefs.
 
revsdd said:
In church today I had a visit from a couple who are one of our periodic "West Hill refugee" visitors. The husband did come up to me with a grimace and say "so what do you think of my former minister now?" All I could really tell him was that like everyone else I don't know what was in the settlement, but I told him that he obviously knew that I didn't agree with Greta's beliefs.
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In a great spectrum of supernatural BS ... what one would we pick to suit all people's perspectives that would differ from God's greater aspect ...

Humans would have to expand their perspective ... from the underground form ... partisan ... and driven there by walloping denial ... or wack a Moe Lee ... there are opposing drivers!
 
revsdd said:
In church today I had a visit from a couple who are one of our periodic "West Hill refugee" visitors. The husband did come up to me with a grimace and say "so what do you think of my former minister now?" All I could really tell him was that like everyone else I don't know what was in the settlement, but I told him that he obviously knew that I didn't agree with Greta's beliefs.
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I am worshiping now with a congregation that has a large contingent of former WHUC members. It has been more healing than I can say to reconnect with these folks. There has been very little conversation about WHUC over the last few years but some of us (not all) have been triggered emotionally by recent events.

Wish you could send this couple our way & of course I am wondering if I know them.
 
paradox3 said:
I am worshiping now with a congregation that has a large contingent of former WHUC members. It has been more healing than I can say to reconnect with these folks. There has been very little conversation about WHUC over the last few years but some of us (not all) have been triggered emotionally by recent events.

Wish you could send this couple our way & of course I am wondering if I know them.
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Truth is I'm not even sure what their names are. They've been here maybe 4 times since I came. I've talked to them briefly after service as they were leaving, and they told me the first time I met them that they used to attend West Hill but left and haven't joined another church but travel around to different ones, but not every Sunday. Have always had the sense that they were very hurt by what happened at WHUC and it kind of soured them on church in general. Today was probably the most extended conversation I've had with them and I had the impression that the husband especially was most upset that the hearing had been dropped. That chat was before church, so my time was limited and unfortunately I couldn't follow up with them after church because I'm currently supervising a neighbouring church whose minister is on sabbattical and I had to leave directly from our service to get to a meeting at that church.
 
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