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Pride says, you're exceptional.
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- Marty
- Six arrests,
no convictions. no pleas.
06=09.06.21@US Capitol
05=06.04.20@Buffalo City Hall
04=01.12.16@US Capitol
03=06.26.13@WhiteHouse
02=01.12.12@WhiteHouse
01=04.20.09@Orange County
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3 comments:
two posts with the word "sin" in them so close together? "Sin" is a generally unhelpful framework, for me. How about you?
For me, sin implies corruption, decay, which to me seems obvious, certainly in myself. The opposite is self-confidence.
It is a reflection of that saying: the neurotic has questions, the psychotic has answers.
sin as the opposite of self confidence is nicely put. Works for me. I prefer the self confidence.
I think questions are both possible and delightful without necessary accompanying neurosis. This is related to my belief that it's all make believe--hence questions become about my make believe, or about the other person's make believe, and never about some larger "truth" or reality.
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