Great post. Working on dropping the poor orphan act. :)

My response would have been to long to post in reply format here without several breaks. So here http://willadair.com/2010/07/21/a-response-to-hon... you can find my response. Thank you for your time and dialog.

Will be blogging on this soon.

Mine too.

Luther wrote this in 1522, it was written when he was 39. Ten to six years after his conversion, depending on how you date his conversion which occurred between 1512-1516. What part do you not see as being fleshed out?

Jess,

Jess, God is a person. As a person it is important we respond to him as we would any other person. Honestly it is silly to say it's not as important to know who we are addressing as much as how we feel about addressing that person. I could say "Jess you are girl I went to high school with." You would respond, "No I'm not. We have never met." If I said "It's not important to know which "Jess" I'm speaking to... but what is important is how I feel about "Jess" is just as important if not more!" You would think I was living in my own little delusional world. If God is real it is very important we know him and come to him as he is. Our feelings are secondary at best.

Feel to respond. I look forward to future dialog.

Will

How do you define transparency?

What in particular?

Sometimes very scary.

Thanks for the comment Joe. It's worth at least a speed read to get some perspective on such a polarizing figure in American politics.