You know, Ray, I was thinking about that, like the offensiveness of truth.

It really all does come down to sin, doesn't it?

Like, people are ultimately offended because what you're telling them deals with sin,

whether it's their rejection of God or it's their violation of the commandments.

Because I'm thinking, imagine if you remove the element of sin from it all,

well, we'd be in Eden still. But that really is at the core of it. That is the greatest offensive man. You're telling me I'm wrong or you're telling me I'm a sinner. I'm good. And man sees himself as being on the throne. He's the one with authority. Sorry, the commandments were written in stone with the finger of God. They're not going to change.

They're written on your heart via your conscience, and

you can sear that, but you're not going to sear

that law. It's permanent.

It's around. You're not going to get

away with it. Nobody's going to get away

with a thing, and that's what's

offensive.

Seeing that's what's offensive. Scenes from this morning's musings from the brain of the insane Zwayne.

Oscar Navarro doing laps in a swimming pool full of coffee.

Ray Comfort, tunneling through a loaf of sourdough bread the size of a bus.

How does that sound?

I love it.

I could see it.

Mark Spans, hula hooping while bouncing on a pogo stick.

Yeah, I could see that.

Oh, what I'd give to see that, Mark.

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