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This is mostly for those of you in the metaphysics class, but I suppose most of you will find it somewhat amusing:
"Existence as he knew it had just gone out...He had had a tooth out once, and afterwards felt as if the tooth was still there. Suppose his whole body had been pulled out, and he were only feeling as if it were there.
But what of the world? That was gone too. Suppose everything had just been pulled out--leaving only the place where it had been, and himself feeling the place, seeming sometimes full and sometimes empty? For a moment he visualized a hole in the air, out of which the round world had been neatly and painlessly extracted."--Charles Williams
"Hope does not disappoint...For while we were still helpless, at the right time, Christ died for the ungodly."
"Existence as he knew it had just gone out...He had had a tooth out once, and afterwards felt as if the tooth was still there. Suppose his whole body had been pulled out, and he were only feeling as if it were there.
But what of the world? That was gone too. Suppose everything had just been pulled out--leaving only the place where it had been, and himself feeling the place, seeming sometimes full and sometimes empty? For a moment he visualized a hole in the air, out of which the round world had been neatly and painlessly extracted."--Charles Williams
"Hope does not disappoint...For while we were still helpless, at the right time, Christ died for the ungodly."