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. This is one of the best posts I've ever read. In my mind, at least, I don't rate posts so much on to what extent I agree with them as how honest they seem to be. ' '

. AMEN, Brother ' '

. The least I could do ' '

. I have to admit that your enthusiasm for critical thought is refreshing. I predict it has gotten you into lots of trouble - lol. ' '

. Ah, I just noticed we're neighbors!. ' '

Well, Dave, that's not going to work. I can't sum up the plan of redemption in any fewer words than God has (roughly 3/4 million in English). If you zero in on one or two things I say then you'll be able to make your case quite easily, I'm sure. But I still luv ya! '

Only the ones who won't have it any other way. :p ' '

I sure wish you'd come back, Old Buddy. :( '

I'm very "bothered" at the prospect of gaging the fine line between "immaterial factual details" and "the theological message" based on what I "really care" about. (That is, unless you can convince me that there are no varying degrees along these lines of reasoning.) But I'd fight for your...

YOU WIN .

And what a way to top off buttered popcorn, am I right?!! '

@Rella, He said "Good day!" '

Why not? IT'S SATURDAY NIGHT!!! '

"Comma dents" I'm sorry—that's just funny. '

:watching and waiting: '

I wouldn't want to commit myself to an obvious straw man argument. ;) .

Nah, of course not .

For in six days the LORD made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and all that is in them, and rested the seventh day. Therefore the LORD blessed the Sabbath day and hallowed it. :p '

No "oops" at all The Bible is full of instructions to be obedient and commendations of faulty people who are said to have done so—by God Himself. The only reason people are said to be short of perfect obedience is that they all start sinning before they even know what sin is and sometimes fall...

The Ten Commandments aren't moral? .