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Date Posted: 11:27:55 04/16/11 Sat
Author: George
Subject: Re: Supreme irony
In reply to: Lois 's message, "Supreme irony" on 10:34:05 04/16/11 Sat

> >href="http://www.cofchrist.org/presidency/sermons/04101
>1Veazey.asp">http://www.cofchrist.org/presidency/sermon
>s/041011Veazey.asp
>The Mission Matters Most!
>BY STEPHEN M. VEAZEY, president of the church
>April 10, 2011
>
>"The challenge in answering this question is the
>all-too-human tendency to mold Jesus and his mission
>into our national, cultural, political, and
>theological agendas, rather than allowing him to
>deepen and transform our vision!"
>------
>
>I wonder if Steve Veazey even remotely understands the
>irony.
>
>Lois

Lois, reading the above quote from the second prophet of the CofC is like looking at Moe Howard trying to figure out which end of the gun the bullet comes out of.

George

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