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  %JUSTICE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT QUESTIONS RESPONSES SIN+020525
 %MEANS SALVATION ORIGINAL SIN LOVE CONTROL RELAXED+020525
   %BETTER BEST SUPERIOR LORD GOVERNMENT MANAGEMENT+020525
   %ANSWERS ACCEPTANCE REJECTION RESPECT HONOR GODS+020525
  %ETERNAL CHANGELESS TRADITIONS COMMANDMENTS LEGAL 020525
                                                          
     Are there just a few "absolutely right" questions    
       and/or "responses" which are "exclusively right"?  
                                                          
     1.  About the "means to salvation"?                  
     2.  About there being a "need to be saved"?          
     3.  About "original sin"?                            
     4.  About "original love"?                           
     5.  About the need for controls?                     
     6.  About who should be in control?                  
     7.  About who should let-go of controls?             
     8.  About which controls should be relaxed?          
     9.  About letting ourselves be vulnerable?           
    10.  About being safely vulnerable together?          
    11.  About who is "better" than "others-over-there"?  
    12.  About truths which transcend all relationships?  
    13.  About who should control what questions to ask?  
    14.  About who should control what answers to accept? 
    15.  About who is most worthy of our trust & respect? 
    16.  About who is least worthy of our trust & respect?
    17.  About who should say who else should be excluded?
    18.  About who should say who else should be included?
    19.  About where God stands in regards to all of this?
    20.  About who speaks most reliably on behalf of God? 
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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