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The Most Remarkable Thing
Isn’t it the most remarkable thingThat one person might invite anotherTo come over and help Rearrange the furniture in his heart—
It Would Be a Sin
It would be a sinHe saysTo judge the churchesFor their dysfunction. It is not his placeHe saysBut God’sTo declare such opinions.
To Believe That She Does
Whatever else one may make of it allThere is that ever-troubling factThat she does not in fact deserve The treatment she gets. And then there’s the worse fact stillWhich is that she will probably tendTo believe that she does.
The Voices
There areTo be heardThe voices ofThe ShepherdOf the other SheepAnd of the ancient Wolf.And even so there are manyTo whom it never occursThat some distinctionOught to be madeBetween them.
Is There No Reward for the Righteous?
I just saw a preacher quote on Facebook: “Salvation is not a reward for the righteous; it is a gift for the guilty.” Adrian Rogers My response was this: “Is there no reward, then, for the righteous?”
That Churning Question of a World
He was glad his friend had stepped out to observe with him. “It’s always so interesting,” he mused, “to listen whenever the humans talk about death, because by their very nature, they can hardly know anything about what they’re talking … Continue reading
Honne at Tatemae’s House
I would learn in timeThat it was your policyTo handle me with Tatemae.
The Heritage of Thought
It is generally our human privilegeTo create new babiesPassing along our heritage on the EarthAnd making a name for ourselves—For a time at least. And I suppose we don’t think enoughAbout either the import of thatOr the honor of it. … Continue reading