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These are high and lofty ideals based on extensive study...

Give me a greeting when you visit. I appreciate nice-ness.
You can address another blogger ... and even disagree with them, that is fine. All I ask is that you leave censure and hand-slapping to me.
Speak up ...
about the posts.
Be nice!

Q: Why do I like these quotes? A: Because they make me feel good. :~)

Earl - As I write, teach Sunday School, I think of people like you in my audience. It gives me a sanity check of what I am saying. Would what I say pass the "crap" or sanity check of you or others that I know?

KC -
You're a great sister ;-)

Colin Maxwell -
I enjoyed your post and desire to think these things out.

Loren - Your posting is full of many thought provoking points and excellent, searching questions ... you're really a very profound thinker.

Earl - You have a fun blog!
I really appreciate what you're doing.

Joe - You are my favorite theological blogger.

Jeremy - Good job ... Bye.

Todd - With blogs like this one there is plenty to be hopeful for in the blogsphere.

Matthew - Its nice to read an edifying Christian blog ... You are so level-headed.

Mark - You're real! The blogosphere needs more real people like you around.

Loren - I'll bet you stay up late nights thinking about all the theology that must be swimming through your head. I just want to say that it's great to see the ways in which God is challenging you, and using you to minister through your blog. The things you, and others here, have shared, are very thought provoking!

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I think God is awesome. He calls red white and white red ... and He is reasonable all at the same time. He has a very incredible sense of color. This is important to artsy people like me.

Come now, and let us reason together, says the LORD: though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool.
(Isaiah 1:18)

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Rose~ NW Ohio, USA
I am 43 and I have 4 kids and a husband. I am trying to live life wisely and learn more about the ways of God. I am too intolerant for the doctrine dissers and too lovey-dovey for the ultra-separatist pugnacious types.
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Q: Why do I call them 'posts of note'? A: Because they are about things that I think about ... or have thought about ... a lot.

These are people that are so very reasonable.

Although I don't necessarily agree with everything all these people say, I do think we have something essential in common - proclaiming that the Word of God is the absolute truth.

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Wednesday, August 15, 2007

Profile Change?

I just changed my profile page.

I can't keep up with all the comments on the post below.
This time I can't even say I have read them all ... yet.
I do intend to read each and every one. :~)

posted by Rose~ at 4:51 PM

9 Comments:

  • Is happy birthday in order?!

    Happy Birthday, Rose. We appreciate you.

    Don't get any older!

    Antonio

    By Blogger Antonio, at 8/15/2007 6:25 PM  

  • Rose,

    God Bless you especially on yo' birthday!

    We do want you to keep on livin'! You're a mighty special bloggerette!

    By Blogger David Wyatt, at 8/15/2007 10:29 PM  

  • Happy Birthday Rose,

    I'm glad Antonio is more observant than me. I scratched my head. I miss obvious things...

    I'm sure John tells you like I tell my wife, fine women are like fine wine, as good as they are now, they get even better with age.

    God bless you.

    By Blogger Earl Flask, at 8/15/2007 10:39 PM  

  • Antonio,
    You are so keen! Thank you.

    David,
    Thank you for the kind wishes.

    Earl,
    My first reaction is to laughingly say, "Oh what a bunch of bunk!" but then I think I will be more gracious and say, "Thank you. I hope that I do grow finer with time." teehee

    By Blogger Rose~, at 8/16/2007 11:46 AM  

  • My (late) mother would've worded it like this: "There's our Rose into her forty second year." When I turned 25, she told me I was a quarter of a century old. You were certainly under no illusions about your mortality.

    By Blogger Colin Maxwell, at 8/16/2007 11:59 AM  

  • Very nice, Colin.
    Your mother did you right.

    By Blogger Rose~, at 8/16/2007 1:17 PM  

  • Happy Birthday Rose! I'm kinda partial to the way Earl put it since I'm now 50. Forty-one is young! May God bless you with many more fruitful years.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 8/16/2007 1:52 PM  

  • Oh - I didn't get it til I read these comments - but I shoulda. I hope it was a wonderful day!

    41 must be the "Age of Reason."

    Sorry, couldn't resist. :-)

    By Blogger Missy, at 8/16/2007 8:11 PM  

  • Thank you, Susan and Missy!

    By Blogger Rose~, at 8/18/2007 9:25 AM  

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