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umm, ....a minor point church people; The second half of the sentence is what we call a "condition"!

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Oh Christians! I say we keep them around for comic relief.

It is not easy to be one hundred percent sure of the meaning of one liners. I think that at about 93 percent chance, the intended meaning was a direct and fully conscious rejection of the idea of unconditional love. I suspect the speaker may view unconditional love as a liberal distortion. (or the comment from an Armenian tweeking the nose of Calvinists).

Even though I am somewhat liberal theologically I find I view the phrase unconditional love as problematic.

Tarski wrote:umm, ....a minor point church people; The second half of the sentence is what we call a "condition"!
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Ford wrote in his autobiography that he told his management team in 1909 that in the future “Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black”




by the way
I should insert stupid characters into other's quotes, if there is the [img] feature. Other way, I can not submit it at all...

Shades!!! Is my picture banning one year, one decade, or will you be satisfied with only three eternity?
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