Re: Thank you for a new term.
Submitted by JohnDoe420 on 2002-09-4 01:31:43, Wednesday
In reply to diaprax (dialectical praxis) submitted by Splash! on 2002-09-3 23:56:30, Tuesday
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What makes your method of madness any different than what the serpent did in The Garden? Well, for one instance, the serpent sought to decieve and lead people astray, whereas I hope but to find out whom a person might already serve, without seeking to effect a change - for I know that each choose their own master, and it is not my place to strive for the folly of bending such a choice. For some reason I think you'd take that as a compliment. Well, I shall certainly take it as an opinion. Use of the diaprax against people is a very evil thing. I would imagine that to use it against people would be quite horrific. I have but been sent to find out whom you serve - for it is as you judge that you yourself shall be judged. For your sake, I hope you see the "spell" you're under and can get out from under it. I was shown how I was decieved some years back - but I thank you, in that you hold your words to be for my sake. My reply was not meant to justify your hidden analogy and vain imaginations. The comparison is not even close, as others have pointed out. ...but I made therein neither comparison, nor analogy - but the simple telling of a single tale. Others drew their own inferences. Your reply has its own motivations - but I shall continue to respect that part which I quoted. God is Love... That He is. Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites, because you travel about on sea and land to make one proselyte, and when he becomes one, you make him twice as much a son of hell as yourselves. - Matt 23:15 By all means, please keep writing - whereas to your master you have been given, you would be inexorably immune to my... diaprax, is it? ...and such would let me know in the fullest whom you serve. |
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