>>> Clarence Hogan on Circular Argument 
 
 WE> tempted by a devil, likely that little imp Cupid. 
 CH> HeeHee, ya' reckon?
Yup, Cupid can sure shoot ya a devilish deal.
 
 WE> Reckon so, just imagine the bother they could have saved not only
 WE> themselves but yourself also. 
 CH> That is a distinct possibility, but it is probably best that things
 CH> happened as they did for all of us and when we finally see the
 CH> beginning from the end, we wouldn't want to change it either, ya'
 CH> reckon? 
Goosh, you mean this the best of all perfect worlds?
 WE> Grow up?  Be an adult!  What for, to become adulterated? -)
 CH> You got that right, for He didn't say what He did in Mt 18:3, 19:14,
 CH> Mr 10:14 and Lu 18:16, just to be flappin' His lips, right?
 WE> Gosh I don't know.
 CH> What Mountains?  Unless you are talking about the Mountains that
 CH> the Heavenly City will sit on, are you?  And what Mister is skipping
 CH> to what Lu?
Just trying to make some sense of your cryptic footnotes.  Mr 10:14?  A 
mister #10:14?  Mt 10:3, 19:14?  On Mountains #10:3 & #19:14?
... Is Occam's razor sharp enuf to split hairs?
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