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Good point, although a lot of us (Christians) don't embrace that characterization of total depravity - still need cleaning up though.

Enjoyed your post; went to your blogspot and was warned that it was vulnerable to theft of my information - just wanted to let you know that.

Where Nathan the Prophet comes to David and tells him the story of a rich man taking a poor man's only lamb (referring to Uriah's wife Bathsheba), and how irate David becomes at this injustice ...only to learn that it is he who is being discussed there.

I love that one too!