Ssam wrote: > FORGIVENESS > (...) Forgiveness is that operation of the Divine Mind which relieves > man of the penalties of his sins that he has committed, and permits him to > turn from his evil thoughts and deeds, and seek the love of the Father; > and if he earnestly seeks, find the happiness which is waiting for him to > obtain. It does not violate any law that God has established to prevent > man from avoiding the penalties of his violations of the law of God > controlling his conduct.
Pardon my ignorance, but I was under the impression that there were no gods in the Church of Emacs :-P I must say that when I read the subject, I assumed that someone was asking for forgiveness for using a proprietary program!
Joshua David Williams <yurimxpx...@gmail.com> writes:
> Ssam wrote:
>> FORGIVENESS >> (...) Forgiveness is that operation of the Divine Mind which relieves >> man of the penalties of his sins that he has committed, and permits him to >> turn from his evil thoughts and deeds, and seek the love of the Father; >> and if he earnestly seeks, find the happiness which is waiting for him to >> obtain. It does not violate any law that God has established to prevent >> man from avoiding the penalties of his violations of the law of God >> controlling his conduct.
> Pardon my ignorance, but I was under the impression that there were > no gods in the Church of Emacs :-P
I have beheld the tarball of 22.1 on ftp.gnu.org with my own eyes. How can you say that there is no God in the Church of Emacs?
> Joshua David Williams <yurimxpx...@gmail.com> writes:
> > Ssam wrote:
> >> FORGIVENESS > >> (...) Forgiveness is that operation of the Divine Mind which relieves > >> man of the penalties of his sins that he has committed, and permits him to > >> turn from his evil thoughts and deeds, and seek the love of the Father; > >> and if he earnestly seeks, find the happiness which is waiting for him to > >> obtain. It does not violate any law that God has established to prevent > >> man from avoiding the penalties of his violations of the law of God > >> controlling his conduct.
> > Pardon my ignorance, but I was under the impression that there were > > no gods in the Church of Emacs :-P
> I have beheld the tarball of 22.1 on ftp.gnu.org with my own eyes. > How can you say that there is no God in the Church of Emacs?
> -- > David Kastrup
We know that vivivi is the mark of the beast and if there is no god, then there is no beast. As the mark of the beast manifests itself in comp.editors, the beast must exist. Therefore, the god of the Church of Emacs exists.
Without our god, we would not have the sacred source code which shows us the way to freedom.
srandby <sran...@gmail.com> writes: > On Jun 2, 3:19 pm, David Kastrup <d...@gnu.org> wrote: > > Joshua David Williams <yurimxpx...@gmail.com> writes:
> > > Pardon my ignorance, but I was under the impression that there were > > > no gods in the Church of Emacs :-P
> > I have beheld the tarball of 22.1 on ftp.gnu.org with my own eyes. > > How can you say that there is no God in the Church of Emacs?
> > -- > > David Kastrup
> We know that vivivi is the mark of the beast and if there is no god, > then there is no beast. As the mark of the beast manifests itself in > comp.editors, the beast must exist. Therefore, the god of the Church > of Emacs exists.
> Without our god, we would not have the sacred source code which shows > us the way to freedom.
Ahh pshaw, who needs a god when you already have doctrine?
David Kastrup <d...@gnu.org> writes: > I have beheld the tarball of 22.1 on ftp.gnu.org with my own eyes. How > can you say that there is no God in the Church of Emacs?
All hail emacs, the only text editor that can save your soul!
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