Reading to me about the Plains Indians, Son4 continued, "...In many tribes, women would cut off a finger to mourn the death of a loved one."
He looked up and said, "Well, that's productive," then lowered his head to the text and continued reading.
The sincerity of those Indian women engaging in a practice such as that is so similar to men and women today believing in, and acting upon, the theory of evolution and the religion of psychology. Maybe man's rebellion against God is ever so slightly more sophisticated in the 21st century.
No, maybe it's not.
He looked up and said, "Well, that's productive," then lowered his head to the text and continued reading.
The sincerity of those Indian women engaging in a practice such as that is so similar to men and women today believing in, and acting upon, the theory of evolution and the religion of psychology. Maybe man's rebellion against God is ever so slightly more sophisticated in the 21st century.
No, maybe it's not.
| O Timothy, keep that which is committed to thy trust, avoiding profane and vain babblings, and oppositions of science falsely so called: which some professing have erred concerning the faith. Grace be with thee. Amen. I Timothy 6:20-21 |
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