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Well, that was quite the performance. Nothing says moral clarity and Christian humility quite like a lengthy, self-righteous tirade in which you call someone Satan, a liar, manipulative, poisonous, and sanctimonious. Apparently, assigning motives, diagnosing character, and pronouncing judgment on another person's innermost intentions are terrible sins, except, naturally, when you're doing it. Then it's discernment, I suppose. And the biblical theatrics are a particularly nice touch. Though you might want to revisit where Jesus has a few observations about people preoccupied with the speck in another's eye that they overlook the plank in their own...though I digress! But please, don't let the scriptures interrupt the sermon as these passages might interfere with your apparently exhausting responsibilities as prosecutor, judge, jury, and self-appointed spokesperson for the Almighty. Truly impressive. Bravo! |