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The Four Rules Of Writing... 1. Write To Discover. 2. There Is No Greater Discovery Than Love. 3. All Love Comes From The Creator. 4. Write What You Will.

So Where Does Stan Fit In This Equation?... We Are Told To Meditate On Scripture, Even The Hald That Details The Consequences Of Evil, The Consequent Of Jericho And All. Not To Pretend Out God Has Somehow Changed Since The Time Of Christ. Obviously, Paul's Idea Of Admirable And Noble Is Quite Different From Ours. God Forgives Us, Bill. We Have Mocked His Victory By Whitewashing The Enemy For The Sake Of Our Neighbirs Approval." No Greater Love Has Any Man.

He Read Reports, Examined Evidence, And Poured More Reports Up The Chain Than The Pentagon Could Read. Nothing Short Of A Human Sieve. But In The End He Was Just One Small Piece On This Game Board Called War. End Of Story

Suffering Is An Oxymoron. There Is Unfathomable Peace And Satisfaction In Suffering For Christ. It Is As Though You Have Searched Endlessly For Your Purpose In Life And Now Found It In The Most Unexpected Place: In The Death Of Your Flesh. It Is Certainly A Moment Worth Of Laughter And Dance. And In The End It Is Not Suffering At All. The Apostle Paul Recommended That We Find Joy In It. Was He Mad?

It Is Critical That Writers Who Embrace The Light Of Christ's Redemptive Love Characterize The Darkness Arrayed Against Us In A Way That Is Consistent With Its True Nature.