“it's the rule if not the Law”

1. March 23rd, 2010 at 2:38 pm Drew Tilghman Says:

   psalm 36.9

   
   
2. March 23rd, 2010 at 2:53 pm Brian Patrick Cork Says:

   Thank you Drew.

   Can you offer us some correlative elements? Possibly an example?

   Cork

   
   
3. March 24th, 2010 at 10:37 pm Drew Tilghman Says:

   the only way you can see the truth and the light is by the light. darwin stops at a statement of truth, but based on the darwinian principles, it can never even see it’s own “truth and light” clearly. there will always be a cloud there. with God, there is no cloud. only light. and by that light, will you see light.

   in this light, rules can be accompanied with relationship, so that the relationship becomes the rule.

   
   
4. March 25th, 2010 at 5:25 pm Brian Patrick Cork Says:

   I can follow that as long as God-issued discernment is the middle-ground.

   I’m confident God inspired Darwin, and discernment – in one formed result, or another, proves their collaborative point.

   On a side-note… And, look for a post about this (try and remind me, please [surely Nicholas will]), our recognition of God was born of an ultimate fear – and, realized, always, in our DNA. The application of using fear as a tool for survival is a further demonstration of Darwin’s views – depending on the quaility of light and the requisite lens.

   Cork

   
   
5. March 26th, 2010 at 6:20 am God and fear and darwin and light and discernment, and a lens « The Unsinkable brian cork Says:

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