This is for one of the wonders of God's creation, (as an atheist, I can say that with admiration, but without fear of exaggeration).
1. I hope Mr Wilberforce is well out of the way.
2. Death, (I think), is the privilege, which gives humans the incentive to realise eternity in certain moments, including, it is thought, in the moments before, during and after breathing has ceased.
PS I wrote a much longer version of this, but it got wiped out, or, rather I wiped it out, because this keyboard is critically different from the others I use. Oh dear.
1. I hope Mr Wilberforce is well out of the way.
2. Death, (I think), is the privilege, which gives humans the incentive to realise eternity in certain moments, including, it is thought, in the moments before, during and after breathing has ceased.
PS I wrote a much longer version of this, but it got wiped out, or, rather I wiped it out, because this keyboard is critically different from the others I use. Oh dear.
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I'm going to refer you to Rel's post today!
http://pciyrtpy.blogspot.com/
Dear One...
In answer to your question, My writings are my own. My teacher was a great man. He was my father. Thank you for visiting me...
I Am Angel Feathers Tickle Me
Isn't it annoying when one writes words of glory and then somehow the old machine buggers it up.
I've put the Barnes book to one side now because it was beginning to depress me - lots of talk about total annihilation of one can really start to affect you.
Did you read "George and Arthur" (or is it "Arthur and Geoge"?)?
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