waysider

John, redefining the intended meaning of "moved boundaries", as it applies to this thread, does nothing to add to the discussion. I think it is very clear to everyone who has been posting on this thread what is meant by the expression. It's not about the Bible, it's not about movies or books or listening to VP expound his mangled version of scripture, or your personal experience with glossolalia in session #12. It's about the chronic behavioral patterns of sexual predators. Maybe you, yourself, are having trouble understanding what it means to "move boundaries" because it hits too close to home. Which side of the moved boundaries were you on? Were you the one who moved someone's boundaries or did someone else move your boundaries? Skip the Sunday School lessons, please. I think most of us are familiar with those scriptures.

In some strange way, it all reminds me of a movie, as well. Ya see, there was a young lady who lived in Kansas with her little dog, Toto......

For some of our newer posters, may I point out that Johniam is the same poster who, a few years ago, recommended smacking women around if they get too annoying. "Swat them like a pesty mosquito" or something of that nature is what he said.

What??? You mean this stuff wasn't done by revelation??? Oh, now I'm just bummed out.

Jerry, this is problematic on two levels. First, this either implies that God does bad things to achieve His desired results or, secondly, that one can make sense of the event by simply invoking the "idiom of permission". I don't doubt that this happened to you. I'm just not ready to give it a spiritual explanation.

Music for a Sunday morning:

I think that says it all in a nutshell. (Unless you try to understand it in the context of an MLM scam.)

It doesn't sound familiar.

It looks like this one has stalled. It's Someday Soon, written by Ian Tyson and first charted by Judy Collins. Here's a nice version of it by Suzy Bogguss. FREE POST!!

Oh, my! You are very close!

Blow you old blue northern Blow my love to me He's ridin' in tonight from California

There's a young man that I know whose age is twenty-one Comes from down in southern Colorado Just out of the service, he's lookin' for his fun

That's Me and Bobby McGee. Kris Kristofferson wrote it but these lyrics are from Janis Joplin's version.

Edie Brickell (A.K.A. Mrs. Paul Simon) FREE POST!!

Well, if you have to "turn toward the wall", I guess one is as good as any.

Are you sure his name wasn't Chris G. Ear?

I'm not much of a Clapton fan but just knocks me out.

Here's a clue...... Her husband is going to Graceland.

Lately, I've seen a sort of inverse of this same thing. Some people seem to be revisiting/revitalizing their current beliefs and opinions to coincide with their old Way beliefs, despite their extended absence from the actual organization. Maybe this stuff is like a virus that you can never really get rid of.

I'm not aware of too many things I know what I know, if you know what I mean Philosophy is the talk on a cereal box Religion is the smile on a dog I'm not aware of too many things I know what I know, if you know what I mean.

Venus in Bluejeans....Jimmy Clanton

Jesus wept.

Thank you. That explains a lot of what I was wondering.

Chris and Tommy.....The ultimate rhythm section.