BEREAN YOUNG ADULTS: the question posed this weekend.

11/12/2009

the question posed this weekend.

Nov 12, 2009 12:55:29 PM

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What is this weekend? And what is my one? Hmm, well that seems to changes with every moment depending on what shiny object my attention is drawn to. But if the question is referring to the "one" that informs all my other "ones" of what their "oneness" means, well, that is a little tricky. That one certainly doesn't change as much, or at least not quite as obviously. It seems to be more of pathos than anything else. It is a gathering of real and perceived understandings of the way things are. It is certainly esoteric and when I consider this "one" I usually have a feeling of dissolution like I am being spread so thin I can't be seen anymore. Oh no, I hate when I do this, use a comment box as if it were my own blog. I am sorry Ryan.

Posted by: brandonpiercegeary | 11/13/2009 at 10:58 PM

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