On 4/26/07, Ted Davis <TDavis@messiah.edu> wrote:
>
>
> Public witness in both cases may take somewhat different forms, but I
> suspect they both have a lot in common in terms of the ordinary,
> day-to-day
> living out of the gospel and its claims. If you think you can make those
> dunks, and you want to run your offense around the low post, do it as
> effectively as you can; but if you think that dunks are too easily blocked
> and backdoor layups are more effective, that's what you need to run your
> offense around. Both clubs are trying to win over the long haul. They
> may
> not be the same team, but they need to see that they play in the same
> league.
>
> Ted
To extend the analogy a little further. Go ahead and go for the dunk but
don't "charge" in the process. And it's not taking the slam out of the dunk.
It's taking the dunk out of the slam. The ball bounces off the rim going
far, far away from the basket.
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Received on Thu Apr 26 13:15:49 2007
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