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I just finished reading Sproul's "Consequences of Ideas" yesterday so that really resonated with what I learned.
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I experienced fear and trembling as I attempted to summon up to courage to engage in my own teleological suspension of the ethical.

[In other words, sorry about your wallet, Timothy. I decided that God wanted me to transcend petty morality for the sake of all of the great ministry I could do with all of the new books available from monergism.com and the like.]
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I experienced fear and trembling as I attempted to summon up to courage to engage in my own teleological suspension of the ethical.

[In other words, sorry about your wallet, Timothy. I decided that God wanted me to transcend petty morality for the sake of all of the great ministry I could do with all of the new books available from monergism.com and the like.]
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I'm upset with the Greek's for their obvious ploy to make the most of ontological illusion. Kant was right!!!
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I experienced fear and trembling as I attempted to summon up to courage to engage in my own teleological suspension of the ethical.

[In other words, sorry about your wallet, Timothy. I decided that God wanted me to transcend petty morality for the sake of all of the great ministry I could do with all of the new books available from monergism.com and the like.]
Glad you can still laugh about it Timothy. If it makes it any easier to swallow, you can borrow my new copy of Bavinck, Vol. 4 when it comes. I'll be spending most of my time with the complete set of John Owen. Oh, and your ATM code quit working. What's with that anyhow?
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