>(DAVE 4/5) Greg: Good to have you back, Greg. I can honestly say I didn't
>appreciate you nearly as much as I've come to since you left the listing.
>You are a welcome return.
MILLS
Thanks, I don't know how much I will get into it for a while. I have
been subscribed again for quite a while but haven't been reading the
posts. Just seeing the names go by.
TILL
Don't feel flattered, Greg. This was actually a potshot at the rest of us,
whom Dave could never sell his infamous false analogies and other nonsense to.
(DAVE 4/7) Farrell: Ah, Farrell, everything has to come back to you
doesn't it. As you will recall, Greg never was "sold" on much of what I
said either, - how foolish you can be sometimes.
Quite frankly, I don't ever recall Greg agreeing with me on any issues
relating to the topic of errancy. However, he sincerely discusses matters,
and makes an effort to try to understand those who he disagrees with - an
attribute that is very rare on either side of the fence. I have respect for
him as a result (as I do for Walt Sherill in this same manner). I can
benefit from him, so yes, he can feel flattered if he wishes.
You can learn from him too, Farrell.
Regards.
Dave.
"The genuine Christian is one whose house is always in order. He does not
have to stampede and implore heaven in panic when he finds he is going to
die. He has only a few legal matters to settle, for as far as his
everlasting relationships are concerned he has already realistically taken
care of them. To him, the Christian message is according to reason."
- A.W. Tozer