Comments on: Knocking On Heaven’s Door http://www.c3center.org/archive/knocking-on-heaven%e2%80%99s-door/ Fri, 04 Jun 2010 20:00:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Stuart Siegel http://www.c3center.org/archive/knocking-on-heaven%e2%80%99s-door/comment-page-1/#comment-40 Stuart Siegel Wed, 27 Jan 2010 17:18:25 +0000 http://www.c3center.org/?p=260#comment-40 Thanks Ian, for taking on this subject like you have. It's something I've always had a keen interest in. It's so good to encourage us all to try and stay balanced, open, and most of all at peace. Thanks Ian, for taking on this subject like you have. It’s something I’ve always had a keen interest in. It’s so good to encourage us all to try and stay balanced, open, and most of all at peace.

]]> By: Phillip Smith http://www.c3center.org/archive/knocking-on-heaven%e2%80%99s-door/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Phillip Smith Tue, 26 Jan 2010 05:43:24 +0000 http://www.c3center.org/?p=260#comment-19 As always, another brilliantly done aritcle, Ian. The bit on that young man addicted to heroin my Ralph Waldo Emmerson, really hit a nerve with me, and I can't begin to imagine what it was like, either for him, nor his family. The wisdom questions you talk about in the further reflections part have led to me becoming, along with the previously stated bible study my family and I did last year, and resume next month, have, among other influences, have, as well as the most important part of helping me to grow ever stronger in my faith, helped me to be content and satisfied with what I like to term "the joy of ambiguity". Speaking of which, I found it fascinating that calculation you used re-the questions that Jesus was asked through the course of the gospels. Fascinating stuff! As always, another brilliantly done aritcle, Ian. The bit on that young man addicted to heroin my Ralph Waldo Emmerson, really hit a nerve with me, and I can’t begin to imagine what it was like, either for him, nor his family. The wisdom questions you talk about in the further reflections part have led to me becoming, along with the previously stated bible study my family and I did last year, and resume next month, have, among other influences, have, as well as the most important part of helping me to grow ever stronger in my faith, helped me to be content and satisfied with what I like to term “the joy of ambiguity”. Speaking of which, I found it fascinating that calculation you used re-the questions that Jesus was asked through the course of the gospels. Fascinating stuff!

]]> By: Carl Van Krimpen http://www.c3center.org/archive/knocking-on-heaven%e2%80%99s-door/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Carl Van Krimpen Mon, 25 Jan 2010 17:11:14 +0000 http://www.c3center.org/?p=260#comment-18 1. Nicely done, Ian. Very nicely done. I really appreciated the whole of this sermon and the questions that follow. 2. I seldom laugh out loud while at my computer, but your comment about "Whatever" just cracked me up !!! 1. Nicely done, Ian. Very nicely done. I really appreciated the whole of this sermon and the questions that follow.

2. I seldom laugh out loud while at my computer, but your comment about “Whatever” just cracked me
up !!!

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