What if God was a true cowboy?
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_Quasimodo
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Re: What if God was a true cowboy?
Not John Wayne (although I'm sure he was a nice guy). Maybe Randolph Scott.
This, or any other post that I have made or will make in the future, is strictly my own opinion and consequently of little or no value.
"Faith is believing something you know ain't true" Twain.
"Faith is believing something you know ain't true" Twain.
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_zeezrom
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Re: What if God was a true cowboy?
Blixa wrote:Just sayin'
It is likely we will buy it later...
Oh for shame, how the mortals put the blame on us gods, for they say evils come from us, but it is they, rather, who by their own recklessness win sorrow beyond what is given... Zeus (1178 BC)
The Holy Sacrament.
The Holy Sacrament.
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_huckelberry
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Re: What if God was a true cowboy?
Zee, nice question.
I enjoyed the photo with the question but I wondered if that was a real cowboy or a sophisticated fashion shot designed to sell us on something.It is a bit like Marshall Dillon in Gunsmoke, but not quite. It is not quite Pendleton roundup. Maybe the big space to take a leak captures the big west myth.
It certainly is different than an image of God as a corporation man surrounded by layers and layers of designated authorities. A corporate figure so entwined with rules he cannot decide to do anything except continue the corporate program. I wonder where that image would come from?.
I like the big space a cowboy crosses. I like that a cowboy might enjoy some of the cappiness of his job. But if you ask a cowboy how you are doing a cowboy might say "figure that out yourself".
Can God ware that?
I enjoyed the photo with the question but I wondered if that was a real cowboy or a sophisticated fashion shot designed to sell us on something.It is a bit like Marshall Dillon in Gunsmoke, but not quite. It is not quite Pendleton roundup. Maybe the big space to take a leak captures the big west myth.
It certainly is different than an image of God as a corporation man surrounded by layers and layers of designated authorities. A corporate figure so entwined with rules he cannot decide to do anything except continue the corporate program. I wonder where that image would come from?.
I like the big space a cowboy crosses. I like that a cowboy might enjoy some of the cappiness of his job. But if you ask a cowboy how you are doing a cowboy might say "figure that out yourself".
Can God ware that?