Steelplate
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lol.....you can dance, I'll give you that....except your tap shoes are showing.....you make up a bogus interpretation of "the book", pretend that it criticizes the God that you envision, thus justify rejecting the book which does actually give you the opposite description of God from the one you made up....but now you feel entitled to create your own version of God and his will for humanity......let me guess.....you're a Unitarian, aren't you.....
I was thinking about it...but the nearest Universalist Unitarian Church is about 30 miles from my house.
Interpretation? It's right there in black and white. Why do you insist that the master in this story is not a wicked and ruthless man....and why did the Nicean Council choose to use it as a moral lesson....Not against the Ruthless Master and his one whistleblower servant who called a spade a spade and was punished....but against the servant who really? Did no wrong.