From: Erin (macavity11@yahoo.com)
Date: Sun Oct 24 2004 - 01:11:13 BST
Ok I had to share. I just got an email, which is not wierd in itself because it was just a reply to my request for some information. What was wierd was at the end of the email was a definition of faith. I just thought it was strange since it was the main topic of the MoQ this month and so have spent quite a bit time contemplating the subject which I typically don't spend a lot of time contemplating. The email was from somebody I do not know yet and my interaction with has nothing to do with faith (or anything religious related at all) so the definition was really out of place . I may request why she just put a random (ha maybe not) definition at the bottom of the post but would like to propose a question:
What makes something a coincidence and what makes it more than a coincidence, i.e., what does the MoQ say about coincidences?
P.S. Go Red Sox!
Erin
faith, n. 1. the assurance of things hoped for,
the conviction of things not seen.
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