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Subject: Re: snippets from the hard copy library UR library of Rodger Tutt

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Rodger Tutt (focused)

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Date Posted: 06:12:48 10/03/14 Fri
In reply to: Rodger Tutt 's message, "snippets from the hard copy library UR library of Rodger Tutt" on 06:50:37 12/26/12 Wed

#343 - THE CHRISTIAN AGNOSTIC � LESLIE D. WEATHERHEAD

The following is my all-time favorite quote. I�ve had it memorized for many years and I quote it frequently. As a staunch universalist, Leslie Weatherhead meant it to include everyone without exception, after everyone who needs it experiences kolasis aionion, or age-during corrective chastisement.

�God�s purposes are so vast and glorious, beyond all guessing now, that when they are achieved and consummated, all our sufferings and sorrows of today, even the agonies that nearly break our faith, the disasters that well nigh overwhelm us, shall, seen from that fair country where God�s age long dreams come true, bulk as little as bulk now the pieces of a broken toy upon a nursery floor, over which, thinking that all our little world was in ruins, we cried ourselves to sleep.�
Dr. Leslie Weatherhead

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Re: snippets from the hard copy library UR library of Rodger Tutt	Rodger Tutt (focused)	06:28:15 10/04/14 Sat