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<blockquote data-quote="Integrity" data-source="post: 4985254" data-attributes="member: 26800">In my opinion what I wrote would not fit the description of “two novels”.&nbsp;I am glad my explanation made it obvious to you. I am sorry it was painful to you.Not sure what this means but you actually said “ you take care now” not “you take care of yourself.”Not trying to be so picky but I do notice that you have a bit of a habit of rewording what is said in discussion, you even reword yourself.Suggestion, when you are looking to use a quote in a discussion, it is my opinion the quote should be exactly what was said.Again you try to misrepresent what was said.Agreeing with or repeating the wording of your question and the manner and reason for it, is what I believe can possibly do more harm than good. I am very cautious when I hear things that remind me so much of the Pharisees of the Bible.You may want to read Matthew 22.This is where I learned of a possible way to handle a question that I believe has bad motives. I tried to model my response to you after this example.To close, you asked in a previous post, and I quote “Do you believe there is another way to God other than through Jesus Christ?”What was your purpose, motive or reason for asking me that question?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Integrity, post: 4985254, member: 26800"] In my opinion what I wrote would not fit the description of “two novels”. I am glad my explanation made it obvious to you. I am sorry it was painful to you. Not sure what this means but you actually said “ you take care now” not “you take care of yourself.” Not trying to be so picky but I do notice that you have a bit of a habit of rewording what is said in discussion, you even reword yourself. Suggestion, when you are looking to use a quote in a discussion, it is my opinion the quote should be exactly what was said. Again you try to misrepresent what was said. Agreeing with or repeating the wording of your question and the manner and reason for it, is what I believe can possibly do more harm than good. I am very cautious when I hear things that remind me so much of the Pharisees of the Bible. You may want to read Matthew 22. This is where I learned of a possible way to handle a question that I believe has bad motives. I tried to model my response to you after this example. To close, you asked in a previous post, and I quote “Do you believe there is another way to God other than through Jesus Christ?” What was your purpose, motive or reason for asking me that question? [/QUOTE]

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