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To: calgal who wrote (33120)	10/22/2001 10:35:20 AM
From: goldworldnet	Respond to of 39621

We can and should always do our best. Many great men of faith have done this. It is what is felt in the heart that separates good men from evil men. Again, I like very much this quote from John L. Dagg in 1857. "The study of religious truth ought to be undertaken and prosecuted from a sense of duty, and with a view to the improvement of the heart. When learned, it ought not to be laid on the shelf, as an object of speculation; but it should be deposited deep in the heart, where its sanctifying power ought to be felt. To study theology, for the purpose of gratifying curiosity, or preparing for a profession, is an abuse and profanation of what ought to be regarded as most holy. To learn things pertaining to God, merely for the sake of amusement, or secular advantage, or to gratify the mere love of knowledge, is to treat the Most High with contempt." Also once again, a very good link..... fathersloveletter.com God Bless, josh * * *