Personally, I am of the unwavering assurance that the non-Christian is also, perhaps moreso, awarded and gifted an abundance of God’s grace. And while you will certainly admit that you aren’t perfect when it suits you, you’ve already told me under no uncertain terms/conditions or under any stretch of surreal utopian illusion that the non-Christian is the very definition of deficiency; absolutely not perfect. Period.

If my apparently arbitrary assumed arrogance of assurance contradicts the helpful point you were trying to make, well, then, that’s just the way it is. Grace might just well happen to be abundantly meted out without consultation or input from you or from those who taught you the precious fundamentals.

Remember that it is what it is no matter what you say it is.

I would hope that everybody could be happy with good news such as this.

But I am told by something that the opposite is true. I am told by something compelling that I have stoked anger and will reap likewise. I am told that my attitude, nae, my very being in concert with such unwavering assurance, is an offense to decency. (Whatever that is).

Personally, however, I demur and I disagree. On the tertiary level I find undoubtedly that I can’t agree with you. Furthermore I’m not inclined to believe along with conventional “Christian” wisdom, however so immeasurably much I admire with all devotion the universal and abundant nature of Christ spirit connectivity.

Please excuse my offense while I kiss the sky.

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