I was @ Barnes and Nobles today and I came across a copy of your book, Satan and the Problem with Evil:Constructing a Trinitarian Warfare Theodicy (which I am too poor to afford, maybe you could hook me up with a copy LOL,). I was wondering, have you read all those books you refer too in the notes and the selected bibliography? This is a question that has been on my mind for a while.
I only read the section on time--I believe it was page 139-41--but what I read was very good.
Are you going to use any of the ideas on time you have read in "Philosophy in the flesh" in "Myth of the Blueprint"? I would appreciate any feed back (except the feedback from an amplifier, high pitched sound,eeeeeek!).
God Bless!
Paul,err, faithful (oh no! I revealed my identity )P.S have you had anyone comment to you that they liked this book better than God at War?
Our natural greatness is seen as part of God's image, and that natural greatness has been conferred on us to enable us to achieve our supernatural destiny:to be related to God and to obey him freely.---Diogenes Allen
Edited by - faithfullservent on 12/09/2001 9:16:19 PM
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