(Ron) Definition of Inerrancy (again, the concept of 'oneness')

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>BRYCE

>     Again, you obviously misunderstand the concept of "oneness."  If

>you WERE me (which is basically the same as saying you were "one" with

>me) you would not be blowing away everyone who cut you off.  You would

>be sitting in front of a computer, trying vainly to think of some way

>to respond to someone who has basically called you an immorral,

>homicidal road maniac.  If you were me, you would be wondering why you

>idly lurk on this list instead of working on a fiction novel you

>haven't bothered to look at this last week.  You would be wondering if

>the hamburger upstairs is thawed and ready to fry up.  In short, if

>you were me, you would be doing exactly what I am doing.

>

>     Care to rephrase that?

>

>Bryce "at one with myself" Anderson


RON
  What?! Are you suggesting that you are able to control your 
overpowering instincts? Next you'll be telling me that you have a 
free-will! And how could you possibly be "immoral" since there is no 
subjective basis for morality, and you and your actions are just the 
product of hormones and chemicals coursing through your system? How 
could you possibly be offended since I obviously cannot control what I 
am typing? Perhaps you could throw some of these concepts into your 
novel and title it "A Clockwork Orange"? Or has that already been done?


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