FWIW, I've written a tract entitled "How Do You Spell FREE?" The basic
idea came from my late professor of theology at Wheaton College Graduate
School, Dr. Charles M. Horne, who had said,"Historical fact: Christ
died; theological reason: for our sins; ethical summons: our response."
My adaptation, with permission from Mrs. Horne, is, " Fact, Reason,
Encounter, Expression." As a songwriter and poet, I also include a
poetic adaptation, which many of my music students at a small religious
elementary school have memorized. E-mail me for a copy. I've also
written several songs and poems which touch on the issue of origins. A
sample from my poem "Lord Random" follows:
"Oh where have you been, Lord Random, my son?
Where have you been, my handsome young man?"
"My dear Mother Nature, I'm poisoned and ill,
For humans have squandered their precious free will."
…
"Where have you been, Lord Random, my son?
Where have you been, my lucky young man?"
"I'm at the casino--their chances are greater
Than of all this existing without a Creator."
Dan Eumurian, ASA member
B. Mus. in Mus. Ed., M. A. in Theological Studies
hope4you@CenturyTel.net
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