Re: God

Ever read the 22nd chapter of Genesis? Or how about "Fear and Trembling" by Søren Kierkegaard? Are you quite sure that you are limitless by allowing God to work in our lives as he will? Sounds to me like you've already decided what His will is for you. Please note: I am NOT claiming that boylovers need to give up boys. (Whatever that's supposed to mean.) I AM challenging what seems to be a very iffy statement, namely that God would never ask for your boylove (emphasis mine) because it is from him that it comes. Was not Isaac the son of promise, given by God to Abraham and Sarah miraculously when they were as good as dead? The fact that God later provided a ram for the sacrifice doesn't take away from His initial demand. Doesn't our very salvation hinge on God's giving up of His own Boy to be crucified? What makes your love so much more precious than God's that you will never be called upon to sacrifice it? Beware of unconditional absolute statements, my friend, because they may have false gods lurking behind them. Dirk