Comments on: If You Can’t Take the Heat, Then Don’t Tickle A Dragon

By: If You Can’t Take the Heat, Then Don’t Tickle A Dragon « Always Embraces All Ways

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By: Simon

Simon — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 22:53:13 +0000

I finally had time to call by and see this, Sue Ann. Let me know if you still need the codes.

By: Sue Ann Edwards

Sue Ann Edwards — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 22:31:45 +0000

Eee gads! Simon! No, I didn’t know. I wonder how long that’s been going on? Oh well…

When I checked there was a WHOLE list of error messages with different error codes listing why mail sent to comcast might have been blocked. Since it’s blcked *there* but not *here*, would you mind sharing the error codes on the returns with me?

By: Simon

Simon — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 22:07:16 +0000

Hi Sue Ann – Am swamped at present so haven’t had chance to read the whole of this, but I love the second-to-last paragraph. Yes, that’s how God is, I am sure. The ‘god’ we were brought up to believe in has serious personality problems. He needs a social worker and probably medication.

I like Walsch’s theory that this artificial god is how he is (at least partly) because we have got him mixed up with our parents. This is a very plausible theory. God and parents are the two great authority figures with which we are raised. Our parents set us boundaries, so of course we assume that god wants to do the same.

I tried to reply to your recent email but it bounces back from both your addresses. Are you aware of a problem?