Fwd: Grow closer to God and your spouse
5 months ago
Saturday, November 24, 2007
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
About Me
- Mark
- A Man with a plan . . . and a book.
Essential Links
Fellow Thinkers And Friends
-
-
Blog moving, sort of.1 year ago
-
The Righteous Insanity Curtain Speech4 years ago
-
-
Nostalgia7 years ago
-
ROCK 2017!!7 years ago
-
Moving On8 years ago
-
The Little Engine that Couldn’t10 years ago
-
My Children...Disciples10 years ago
-
Bunk Bed Injuries11 years ago
-
It Is Almost Over!11 years ago
-
of thoughts and wrestling ...11 years ago
-
-
-
-
Its 2012!!12 years ago
-
-
Day 34: I did it!13 years ago
-
Catching Up13 years ago
-
welcome to the North of India13 years ago
-
Systemic Discrimination or Not13 years ago
-
Change Is A-Comin’13 years ago
-
-
7 months.14 years ago
-
Reliance15 years ago
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Blogs of Honor
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(271)
-
▼
November
(34)
- Dressing Up For Church?
- The Rapture Song
- More Thoughts on "Poisoned"
- A Really Strange Dream
- Football is Better Than What??
- If You Could Do Anything . . .
- Reawakening The Poet
- A Father's Terrible Choice.
- Why Do People Treat Their Family Like Garbage?
- Three Interesting Thoughts
- The Ultimate Endorsement
- The Emotion Behind the Emotion
- Anti-Microsoft Rant
- A Wise Ruling
- The Wisdom (and Folly) of Solomon
- Congrats Bombers!
- Honoring the Patriarch
- Insane Buzzing Of Mountain Via Flying Suit
- Happy Birthday Trinity
- Sad Plight of the Solo Pastor: Part 2
- Sad Plight of the Solo Pastor: Part 1
- Sage Time Management Tip
- Hell Hath No Fury . . .
- Lest We Forget
- Learning By Looking Forward and Backward
- Bad Day At The Office
- Unapplied Theology: Sex Before Marriage
- Priorities Experiment
- Quotes: The Power of Initiative
- The Power of Taking Initiative
- Invisible
- Poisoned: Part 2
- Poisoned: Part 1
- Rest In Peace
-
▼
November
(34)
Labels
- a book a week
- anger
- Apple
- authenticity
- blogging
- book review
- business
- church
- Counseling
- counselling
- couseling
- faith
- family
- finances
- finances life
- Guest Blogger
- health
- Humor
- inspiring people
- Life
- ministry
- missions
- movie review
- Opinion
- outdoors
- outside
- places to visit
- poem
- poetry
- psychology
- quote
- quotes
- reationships
- relationships
- self awareness
- technology
- Theology
- vacation
- Video
- waitering
- wisdom
Blog Design: Made By Lena
7 comments:
The theology doesn't sit right with me.
Jacquie
Hey Jacquie, how so?
seeing the look of pure pain on the father's face made that story hit home more for me. Thanks!
I think about how haphazard it all seems. When God had known it was to occur all along. It seemed so out of control, and yet God was never out of control. Yes, I see the anguish it caused the Father, it is quite evident in this portrayal. The role of the Son "accidently" falling, yes, I also realize analogies can only go so far. Christ knew himself the role He was going to play, and He had a choice in it all along.
...does that make sense? No greater love is there, than laying down your life for your brother...that is not the message of this film. Instead, it just seems kind of cruel...
...anyways, like I said, all analogies fall short somewhere!
Jacquie
Wow I can't even see that as an analogy. It did nothing for me except make me cringe.
I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one.
Jacquie
no matter what choice he would have made...someone would have died. so instead of sacrificing countless lives just to save one he made the decision to sacrifice one life to save countless others. god had to make the same choice when jesus was alive. instead of destroying the lives of billions of sinners just to save one he sacrificed one life (jesus) to save the lives of those billions of sinners so that they would find out the truth about satan and turn to god for help. which is what i did at abundant springs this year. i found out the truth about satan which is that he is a bad guy to follow. and i asked god for help in turning my life around. if it weren't for jesus dying on the cross i would probably still be a sinner today.
Post a Comment