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Understanding Spiritual Authority

Proverbs 31 Group on Bible, Teaching, Learning, Womens, Ministry, Fellowship

Rebellion and lawlessness are on the rise in this present generation. Understand the blessing and freedom of being under healthy, righteous, spiritual authority, and the importance of identifying godly leadership. Humility and a non argumentative attitude is much needed in these particular situations. Discover the role of true spiritual authority in your life. What is Aaron that We Should Murmur Against Him - Aaron was grafted into the body to supply a lack. The failure to acknowledge Aaron is a failure to bend the knee and acknowledge God. The inability to acknowledge ministry leaders in the place where God has placed them in the body is rebellion against God. Many times we form in our mind a perceived deficiency toward that person based on our own opinion. How can we say Jesus is Lord and not acknowledge His authority.

35 Replies

Teddy ∙ 24 weeks ago

So in layman's terms , your saying that everyone should submit to your will because you carry a title by men declaring you to be one of God's commanders? Not being mean or disrespectful but when narrated That's exactly what it sounds like for me. Submit to me because I am God's leader ,etc.. ( Humility and a non argumentative attitude is much needed in these particular situations ), Bow down and shut up is what I hear here. And who is Aaron ? When people demand worship ( so to speak ) they are dictators NOT leaders. Leaders are those who LEAD BY EXAMPLE. I see NO humility here. And I WILL NOT BEND A KNEE TO Aaron for HE IS NOT GOD

Rumpunch Drunk ∙ 24 weeks ago

Hear hear Teddy. The big question here is, who gets to decide who is Aaron? What if me, you and Daughters of Destiny all decide that we are Aaron? Which one of us shall the other person listen to?

I have seen to many fake Aarons in my time who turned out to be nothing more than jumped up dictators. I have first hand experience of coming from a very abusive church and some leaders can tend to be on a strong power trip, so to speak.

I am always careful when people ask you to surrender your will to theirs because they believe they are the mouth piece of God...

Good discussion.

Teddy ∙ 24 weeks ago

How true your words RPD. Still,,,, I have never heard of Aaron and I have been in churches since I was 2 yrs old. And Jesus is the only one that I believe in and will bow to. I also have no problem with other people believing in other ways, when we stand before God I feel then we will have no doubt as to is right or wrong and it will be whoever is wrong that will regret whether it be I or another but it is her direct call to subjection under her or them with the label that fires me up. It is her form of DEMANDING that PISSES me off as though they were royalty . So I say then RPD, that as you put it , you and I are Aaron and she must comply for we are chosen and not her so she must bow to our demands with humility and no argument. lol

Teddy ∙ 24 weeks ago

P.S. I do know of Aaron the brother of moses but what aaron she speaks of I do not know or how does that Aaron come into view as part of an religion. and if it be any other than Jesus Christ then from my point of view and the bible and I would venture even the quran, that it states with clarity that he Jesus is the only way. Not Aaron. But that is just my opinion . everyone is a world unto their own.

Natasha ∙ 24 weeks ago

Oh my. . .what a lively debate I have stumbled upon. Teddy and RPD, I am really proud of my decision to follow you guys.

So, Daughters of Destiny - please answer a few questions for me. I need to make sure I FULLY understand before I give my full opinion.

1. I am supposed to bow to MAN or I am defying my God?

2. What religion are you speaking from here exactly?

3. What if said religious leaders have been corrupted? Turned to the "dark side" so to speak.

4. Did you know that pedophiles tend to flock towards leadership roles in our churches? Should I bow to them just because they are a supposed authority?

5. Have you ever heard of the Spanish Inquisition? The Salem Witch Trials? The Holocaust? I don't think any bowing would have occurred on my part if I had been around during any of those atrocities.

No, I think I shall bow to no MAN. I will bow to my God, my Lord, my savior. As a matter of fact, I do it daily. I can't tell you how many times a day I bow my head in a day. I do not believe I am defying Him.

Please explain more. . .

Natasha ∙ 24 weeks ago

I should also add that I am in no way shunning you for your beliefs. To each his own. I, personally, am a Christian. My definition of Christianity is simple. To strive to be more Christ-like. I am in no way perfect. I can be quite vulgar at times. I know when to reel my potty mouth in (i.e. my children are listening, in a court room, at church, etc. . .), but the verbal excrement that comes out of my mouth at times can be frowned upon. As I said though, to each his own. You don't have to agree with my decision to use profanity, but you have to accept it. I don't have to agree with the topic of discussion, but I do have to accept it as your beliefs. However, I enjoy a good debate, and religion always makes for a firey one.

Teddy ∙ 24 weeks ago

WUUUUUUUHHHUUUUUUUU.... Way to go Natasha.... You are another one of my Heros. Knock out punches. Keep it up Lady Friend

Teddy ∙ 24 weeks ago

P.S. Daughters of Destiny
I don't know about the other bloggers on this site, but you have my permission on my part to show ALL OF YOUR FOLLOWERS my point of view. They might learn something about our point of view concerning your point of views

Natasha ∙ 24 weeks ago

I have a friend who is a methodist, I was raised baptist. Southern Baptist. There is a difference. Now, I don't care to much about denomination. I don't care what label your church has on it as long as it is a fit. I was searching for a new church so my friend asked me to visit hers. Due to a bad experience with a church that had cult-like views I had to ask her about her church. I didn't even know what the difference between a methodist and a baptist was. She explained to me that the main difference in her church was a rotating pastor. The church and sister churches actually rotated their pastors. The reason being that they wanted people to come fotr the right reason. To praise God, not the man teaching God's word,

I like that. The man is just a vessel.

Teddy ∙ 24 weeks ago

All religions have failures. It is hard to see the forest because of the trees they say. so in my church type someone else would be better at pointing out our failures. but if Baptist have cult views then that worries me some because I have a friend who is Baptist. I know they believe once saved always saved and that isn't true because it says it in Revelations plain as day. but all have faults.

Natasha ∙ 24 weeks ago

The church with cult-like views was not baptist. It was non-denominational. I had visited the youth group with a friend when I was a teen. I had an anxiety attack (I have PTSD, it happens sometimes) so my reaction was to run outside for air and a change of scenery. You know, get away from the thing I saw that triggered the memory and therefore the anxiety attack. There were two burly dudes blocking the door. They wouldn't let me out. Someone explained that I was having a panic attack and they should let me out. They didn't. The decided it was the devil and the needed to put their "healing hands" all over me. No Mister Sir, it is not the devil in me, it is what the devil did to me. Anyway, this church is no longer there. They claimed that watching cable TV was evil. We would go to hell for watching. That public radio was a sin. They had some kind of scandal and went away at some point.

Teddy ∙ 24 weeks ago

Have you noticed though that the author of this subject has not responded at all ?

Proverbs 31 Group ∙ 24 weeks ago

Exodus 28:1 And take thou unto thee Aaron thy brother, and his sons with him, from among the children of Israel, that he may minister unto me in the priest's office, even Aaron, Nadab and Abihu, Eleazar and Ithamar, Aaron's sons.

This talk was about righteous and unrighteous authority and the principals of action to follow in order to deal with the situation. The church that loses its calling begins to drift away from a Christ ceneterd focus to a man focus. This man focus will lead us into a false sense of identity and there will be a great inability to hear and receive challenging and deepening truths. This church becomes "doctrinal shoppers" who shop around until they find a voice that does not confront errors and when the church loses the heart for the poor and desires to satisfy it-self. The church is not called to be like men. It is called to look beyond self and to focus on Christ so we can be conformed to His image. We are living in a generation where a large portion of the church has a limited vision of God because it is being drawn to images of fallen man. These men misuse the anointing and begin to worship the creature rather than the Creator, and because of this they have lost the call of God. God says in His Word these houses of worship have become brothels in His eyes. How does God respond to this wayward church? God is love, and God will be faithful to cause them to see their condition and be ashamed. In the midst of His judgments He will remember His promises to them through His Holy Spirit and cause them to rise up and obey Him one more time. It is the mercy of God that will gather His wayward church in these last days. He will do this for His namesake! DOD
You can read more all about this in the Bible in Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers.

Natasha ∙ 24 weeks ago

For once, I am speechless. I don't know how to respond to all of that. If you really want to reach people. Make them UNDERSTAND the word, you shouldn't use such stilted speech. Put it in layman's terms. I get why the Bible has stilted speech. It is 2012, oops 2013, I just, ugh, I am going to stop now.

Teddy ∙ 23 weeks ago

Old Testament / New Testament , Obey Jesus ? or obey man?

Exodus 28:1 And take thou unto thee Aaron thy brother, and his sons with him, from among the children of Israel, that he may minister unto me in the priest's office, even Aaron, Nadab and Abihu, Eleazar and Ithamar, Aaron's sons.

OLD Testament Above quoting

This talk was about righteous and unrighteous authority and the principals of action to follow in order to deal with the situation.

Statement of intent above.

The church that loses its calling begins to drift away from a Christ ceneterd focus to a man focus. This man focus will lead us into a false sense of identity and there will be a great inability to hear and receive challenging and deepening truths.
This church becomes "doctrinal shoppers" who shop around until they find a voice that does not confront errors and when the church loses the heart for the poor and desires to satisfy it-self. The church is not called to be like men. It is called to look beyond self and to focus on Christ so we can be conformed to His image.

Statement of truth above.

We are living in a generation where a large portion of the church has a limited vision of God because it is being drawn to images of fallen man. These men misuse the anointing and begin to worship the creature rather than the Creator, and because of this they have lost the call of God.

HERE IT BECOMES VAGUE ABOVE, WHAT CHURCH? WHAT OR WHICH IMAGES OF ( FALLEN ) MEN? WHAT CREATURE ? Still OLD Testament ?
Are you speaking of idol worshipping within the Catholic Church ?

God says in His Word these houses of worship have become brothels in His eyes. How does God respond to this wayward church? God is love, and God will be faithful to cause them to see their condition and be ashamed. In the midst of His judgments He will remember His promises to them through His Holy Spirit and cause them to rise up and obey Him one more time. It is the mercy of God that will gather His wayward church in these last days. He will do this for His namesake! DOD
You can read more all about this in the Bible in Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers.

DOD typo, not sure ? statement of truth above But this is Old Testament .
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Teddy ∙ 23 weeks ago

ooooopppppsss.
Hit the wrong button . CONTINUING conversation,,,
Even so, Though the conversation that you place sounds like you speak of Idol worship and Catholic beliefs on which I agree you, because it is written over 100 times IN THE CATHOLIC BIBLE NOT TO DO,,,, this above conversation differs from your beginning conversation of bowing to men with humility and no questioning. Assuming to have the authority over men. If this was not your intent , then I am lost on your purpose .

Natasha ∙ 23 weeks ago

Thank you Teddy. For helping me understand what was being said earlier. I still don't know how to respond though.

Teddy ∙ 23 weeks ago

I only break it down as I see it. as I have said before, I do not have the schooling to be able to say that I know what I am talking about. These are just my opinions. But I enjoy these conversations and I appreciate you Natasha. I'm still at a loss on this to. It seems that she speaks in one direction and redirects to another. I don't know.

A Brainless Nod ∙ 23 weeks ago

How about we just accept the spiritual authority within our hearts, and not listen to what some human beings wrote about in a book that is so outdated that it says we can sell our daughters into slavery at age 12?

Natasha ∙ 23 weeks ago

That works for me too.

Proverbs 31 Group ∙ 23 weeks ago

Fewer subjects have been more frequently misunderstood than the subject of spiritual authority. Our goal is not to try and correct any one's prospective. Instead, we only wanted to talk about the impressions that many Christians have about understanding spiritual authority and how to avoid the tragedy of mistaking the voice of man for the voice of God. Our perspective on spiritual authority may be different from anything you have ever heard on the subject. The reason is simple: we aren’t trying to get you to submit to us. We have no personal agenda. We only have a Kingdom Agenda. It’s just that simple.
Just a couple of thoughts I have on the replys. First of all, there are many clear and emphatic scriptures in the Bible about submission to spiritual authority. The Bible is very clear on the subject of submission, not just in the church, but also for husbands, wives, children, and employees, to civil, parental, and yes spiritual authority. BIBLICAL SUBMISSION IS NOT SLAVERY, There are many scriptures on how spiritual authority should guide the church as well as instructions about the right response to authority, both civil and spiritual. Submission to spiritual authority is about a functional relationship of love and honor. When Paul wrote in Romans 13, the supreme authority in Rome was the emperor, Nero. He was an immoral, cruel madman, but even so, Paul commanded believers to submit out of respect for the God-ordained position of authority. Why? Because we must respect the position of authority, which God ordained. This does not mean that someone who is abusing his or her position should not be confronted and, perhaps, removed. But even such confrontation must be done with respect towards the God ordained position of authority. Last, but certainly not least, God values All of us, the "ordinary brother and sister as well as "spiritual authority" should be seen very much as a work in progress. IN THE END: The point of submission to spiritual leaders, is love and submission to God first then to man. May we all take to heart the teaching of God’s Word about biblical authority! He is the supreme authority and we need to make sure that our own hearts are in submission to Him. dod.

Teddy ∙ 23 weeks ago

Okayyyy, Now I know what dod stands for Duuuuhhh on my part LOL

I understand your belief and what the word say's, but are you saying we should submit to what the government tells us ? by your analogy of Paul and Nero ? If so then you must clarify for the readers up to what point ? I remember shadrach , mishack and abendigo ( misspelled of course ) but they didn't bow to their oppressor ( King ) . And if you believe the submission part so much, WHAT , Daughter, are you going to do on the day they tell you to line up and receive the mark of the beast ? Will you be first in line to obey ? They were put into power or allowed if you may, by God. You are right in quoting the scripture in it's context and designed purpose for God and yes we are required to submit to authority as long as it IS a righteous authority , But I have found NO ONE to have such pureness and Godlike spirit that I would bow to or subject to without question. All men fall and I dare say that even in your life even recently that you haven't been perfect and have sinned in someway. And if you think or are talking about the POPE , Even he is imperfect ( no disrespect to the Catholic Believers ) SO yes , we submit to GOD at all times AND no to the subjection to men with the spirit of pride and dictatorship.

Natasha ∙ 23 weeks ago

Yeah, so, maybe I am just a baaaad little Christian who needs a spanking. When I say the following statement I may lose a friend. I may cause some eyes to roll. I have never been one to filter myself so here goes:

I don't care much about what scripture says. The bible was written a VERY long time ago - and not in English. What we have now is an interpretation of an interpretation. When scripture is quoted at me I get yet another interpretation.

Here is my opinion. Live everyday the best you can. Try not to hurt other people. Do for your brothers and sisters. Stay true and try to be a good person. Bestow blessings on others the same way God bestows blessings upon you. Do this for everyone - ESPECIALLY the people you don't care for much. Pray and give thanks daily. Seek guidance from Him. If you can do that, you are doing good.

Teddy ∙ 23 weeks ago

If you are referring to me, for I am your friend, I am not offended nor do you cease to be my friend for your belief. But how can you say that the scriptures are invalid because they were written a long time ago and still follow it's main theme of loving God and neighbor. I'm confused. Your action towards others verifies the validity of the scriptures purpose. I see gold in you . The scripture is as one might crudely put it , God's blog to us on his thoughts and desires. and 3000 years from now should anyone read our blogs, would they say there is no validity in the words if the language is different ? It is the bottom line foundation of design towards purpose for its design. your action of love towards others proves it's validity in written terms. We ( you and the bible and I as well as a host of others ) are on the same page. You are getting to know me through my writings as we get to know him through his writings. But make no mistake on my part, YOU ARE MY FRIEND.

Teddy ∙ 23 weeks ago

GREAT BIG P.S.

ALL OF MY COMMENTS ARE NOTHING MORE THAN JUST THAT.
THEY MEAN NOTHING. THEY ARE JUST MY POINTS OF VIEW AND PERHAPS I SHOULD REFRAIN FROM DOING THAT.
I HAD ONE OF THOSE PERSONALITY TEST DONE ON ME AND IT CAME BACK AS ANALITICAL EXPRESSIVE. WHICH MAKES IT EXTREMELY HARD TO KEEP MY BIG MOUTH SHUT. I WILL HAVE TO TRY HARDER.

Natasha ∙ 23 weeks ago

No Teddy. Your thoughts are your own and they provoke others to think. That is never a bad thing. I think I wasn't really clear in my earlier statement. I don't find them invalid. I put too much emphasis on the "written a long time ago" and not enough on the not written in English part. I have had my faith restored (thankfully), but that doesn't mean that I understand my faith completely. I am still in a "rediscovery" phase I guess. The Bible we read today is an interpretation. It wasn't originally written in English. So therefore I am reading someone else's interpretation of the original. Then someone quotes the scripture from the already interpreted bible and gives me their interpretation - and it's different from what I gleaned from it when I read it. So, it's just confusing you know??? I am just too analytical when it comes down to it I guess.

Proverbs 31 Group ∙ 23 weeks ago

Greetings and thanks for all the insight and thoughts. As Christians we are commanded to LOVE and SERVE one another. (Gal. 5:13) The real love of Jesus is expressed through submission. This is not about the abuse of a title but rather a mutual relationship of love, humility, and respect that starts with our submission to God than man. A Shocking scripture about Civil Authority can be found in Romans. 13:1 But, first the natural then the spiritual. Why would God expect you or I to obey the natural authority and not the spiritual authority? Isn’t it God that places pastors and elders over the church to feed the flock of God and to watch over the church? NOTICE: Only those breaking the law have an issue with the law! It’s the same in the church; only those who hate authority will not submit to authority. But those who understand the principle's of authority understand the practice of submission. Submission is a position we take and then a condition we live. Jesus submitting to His parents or those over Him in Luke 2:51 Jesus not only showed us submission to natural authorities but He also demonstrated submission to spiritual authority when He said, in John 5:30 “I can of mine own self do nothing: as I hear, I judge: and my judgment is just; because I seek not mine own will, but the will of the Father which hath sent me.” Look at the results of His submission to His natural authority, “in Luke 2:52 and Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man.” and of course we must look at the results of His submission to His spiritual authority. Jesus developed favor with God and man by being under authority and therefore being answerable for His character. If we look at the lives of those who do not like spiritual authority, most often they have refused to be answerable for their character. NOW: Has there been abuse with spiritual leaders? ABSOLUTELY! Just as there has been abuse with money, love, and freedom, but that doesn’t make those things bad or invalid. The mistakes by church leaders and Christians is not an excuse to violate Godly principles. But they must be upheld and practiced the way God intended. The Bible is very clear about how spiritual leaders and authority in the church ought to behave and minister. It gives several strong warnings towards abusive and greedy leaders. Jesus called them hirelings and on many occasions openly rebuked them. Being a spiritual leader in the church is not about the title one has but rather the responsibility of the title. And finally I would like to quote Ps 133:1-3: 1 How good and pleasant it is when brothers live together in unity! 2 It is like precious oil poured on the head, running down on the beard, running down on Aaron’s beard, down upon the collar of his robes. 3 It is as if the dew of Hermon were falling on Mount Zion. For there the LORD bestows His blessing, even life forevermore. I would like to encourage everyone who reads this, Let us not allow anything to bring disunity. Let us become mature sons and daughters of God – a Zion company so that His light may shine in and through us to a world that so desperately needs the revealing of Rom 8:19. OUR TALKS ARE NOTHING MORE THAN JUST OUR POINTS OF VIEW. And Just That our point of veiw. dod

Proverbs 31 Group ∙ 23 weeks ago

Natasha and Teddy; thanks for your comments. I posted this and quite frankly I haven’t blogged for a while. I’m not into fighting or arguing so that’s why I don’t respond to everyone's point of view that differs from mine. But In response to you both; there’s a saying that goes like this – “some may abuse it, but we’re still gonna use it.” (an example of Jeremiah the prophet) meaning, some people have abused principles like; authority, money, worship, gifts, etc. But that doesn’t make those things null and void. We as Christians need to uphold and live these principles as God intended. I have traveled around, and met thousands of Christians enough to have seen this godly principle both work… and yes, fail also. Thank you for sharing your insight, stay on it and God bless you both. dod

Teddy ∙ 23 weeks ago

Thanks for the posting and God Bless you to.

Proverbs 31 Group ∙ 23 weeks ago

To Natasha from the dod: The bible in 50 words; God made-Adam bit-Noah arked- Abraham split-Joseph ruled-Jacob fooled-Bush talked-Moses balked-Pharaoh plagued-People walked-Sea divided-Tablets guided-Promise landed-Saul freaked-David peeked-Prophets warned-Jesus born-God walked-Love talked- Anger crucified-Hope died-Love arose-Spirit flamed-Word spread-God remained.God bless you. PS Love your Road to Recovery, showed it to our Pastor and Elder who together have over 40 years of recovery.

Proverbs 31 Group ∙ 23 weeks ago

Just a Little Bit More From The middle of the book.
Psalms 118 is the middle chapter of the entire Bible Psalm 117, before Psalm 118, is the shortest chapter in the Bible. Psalm 119, after Psalm 118, is the longest chapter in the Bible. The Bible has 594 chapters before Psalm 118 and 594 chapters after it If you add up all the chapters, except Psalm 118, the total is 1188 Psalm 118 verse 8 is in he middle verse of the entire Bible If it’s in the middle of God’s word it must be very important!! It is…“It is better to trust in the LORD than to put confidence in man.” Psalm 118:8 the dod.

Teddy ∙ 23 weeks ago

P.S. fighting or arguing is not the intent. Your points for the most part are valid however by avoiding a question set before you, only shows the inability to answer it. Several times through out and since the beginning of your blog I have noticed that you like to quote scripture but will avoid answering the questions set before you. I understand your drive and concept and yes there is validity to what you say and as I have said ( for the most part ) yes, I agree that without authority and obedience to authority there would be chaos. AND NO ! emphasis on the NO!, IT IS NOT Only those breaking the law have an issue with the law!
That is a downright lie. ANSWER THIS IF YOU DARE. Have you broken ANY OF GOD'S LAWS recently and if so, then do you have an issue with the law ? REMEMBER that lying is against his law. Also, by his law to abide by your governing authority, Will you take the mark of the beast if the laws says you must? It is not only the law, but by whom ( MAN ) the law was made that we lay question to. The EMPHASIS on obeying the LAW is more often pushed with dictatorship ideals... I have no issue with laws as long as they are following GOD's and I know you speak of GOD's laws to obey. but one must not walk with eyes closed just so they can be counted as submissive . He said in Malachi, MY PEOPLE PERISH FROM LACK OF KNOWLEDGE. and there are THREE statements said within those seven words. PLEASE note that I am not against you in particular but, I AM AGAINST BLIND FOLLOWING. But THERE IS ONE MORE THING YOU MIGHT CONCIDER , THERE IS ONE GREATER BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS THAN THIS AARON THAT YOU LOVE TO PUSH SO MUCH.. TO HIM YOU SHOULD DO HONOR TO IN YOUR REFERENCING , NOT TO AARON.

A Brainless Nod ∙ 23 weeks ago

Here's what I believe:

A God that made people simply to worship him is a horrible being not worthy of worship.

When I bring a dog or cat home from the animal shelter, I don't do it to get love from the animal, I do it to give it a better LIFE. I fully believe that any 'higher power' gave us this life to fully enjoy. How can one not marvel at this life and understand that the goals you achieve in this world, are your own. The mistakes you make, are your own. Live this life by embracing beauty and morals and life.

Teddy ∙ 23 weeks ago

I had to read this a couple of times and put some thought into what A Brainless Nod was saying, But when you look at it, There is truth behind it. I
If it were strictly servitude, He would not call the church WIFE. And he emphasizes coming to give us life. WELL PUT ABN

Natasha ∙ 23 weeks ago

At DOD, my intent was not to argue, but to offer my view of things. When I look to hard at religion and my faith I get confused and frustrated. I don't want to be confused and frustrated anymore so I tend to shy away from looking at it in any depth. To say I have read the bible from front to back would be a lie. How about this - I have read large sections of the bible. I attended sunday school as a child. I know the stories. When I do open up the bible I tend to stick to the part that holds the teachings of Jesus. I don't get confused or frustrated then. I just feel peace.

Thank you for reading my blog. I am glad you are enjoying it. When it comes to recovery - half the time I don't know what I am talking about. I am usually just winging it. I am taking a short break from it though. Going through the last few posts have been hard emotionally. I will get back to it soon though!

A brainless nod, I agree with you. The God I believe in is truly magnificent. Loving. I believe he has a sense of humor - otherwise he would wiped the planet clean and started over a long time ago. Regardless of what you believe in though, if you live your life by "embracing beauty and morals and life" you are doing better than most!

In a final note: I am grateful today for the people I am meeting on bloggers. For putting up with me, not being afraid to tell me when you think I am wrong, and giving me things to think about. The intellectual fodder I find on here sometimes makes me really enjoy the time spent. Thank you all so much

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