Hello again,
Patrick brought up the "throwing stones" idea and I just want to add to that. I feel that the reason behind the statement, "those who are without sin may cast the first stone" is simply the fact that those who wish to throw stones have their own sins which make them critical of others. When you understand this basic principle, you don't have to get wrapped up in their stone throwing.

However, for me, there is only one type of stone-throwing that I will absolutely not ignore. It's the person who throws stones from behind a hidden fence. Too many unsuspecting people get hurt by that type of person. That's when I get motivated into action myself. I'd rather assist a stone-thrower up to a higher level of communication so he will put down the stones. But, one that hides behind a fence is a bit beyond any logical help.

It's always a matter of motivation and trying to see the other person's point of view, not to mention common sense and a willingness to take responsibility for others.

Heidi

BTW, Tim...Just read your lyric. No need for anyone to go easy on you. It's stunning. Got music to it yet?

Last edited by Thompson; 05/10/07 02:40 PM.
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