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|  Bob to sma...@gmail.com  |
|  Re: Re-post: The Guardian Problem:  |
|  18 Mar 22 19:57:01  |
 From: RobertArvay@msn.com On Sunday, March 6, 2022 at 12:03:51 AM UTC-5, sma...@gmail.com wrote: > Hi Bob, > > Are you the Remeyite turned Evangelical turned Orthodox I used to see here years ago? > As for the everything in the W&T not working out as expected, I look at it the same way as I look at Jesus' statement "This generation will not pass away until you see the end of these things." In neither case does it mean Abdu'l-Baha or Jesus Christ weren't divinely inspired. > > warmest, Susan = = = = = Hi, Susan, I seem to remember a Susan Maneck here, years ago, but I was never those things. I am open-minded about Abdul being a sincerely religious person. Ruth White was persuaded that he was. Shoghi was an entirely different story, as I explicate in the OP. Jesus was not a divinely inspired man, He is God, incomparable to anyone else. Things "not working out as expected," is a euphemistic way of characterizing Shoghi's repeated, emphatic declarations, not only about the central core necessity of Guardianship, but also of his own vital responsibility to ensure a clear, indisputable line of succession, or failing that, some provision to account for a lack of succession. It does your case no good to say, well Jesus failed in the same manner, because it does not explain Shoghi's discrepancy. Blame-shifting is not a valid argument. Blessings to you! Robert Arvay - - - --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05 * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2) |
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