Comments on: Blogging from “Worship and Arts” Part 3 http://www.internetmonk.com/archive/blogging-from-worship-and-arts-part-3 ...dispatches from the post-evangelical wilderness Sat, 21 Nov 2009 12:11:07 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Two-Sheds Gomer http://www.internetmonk.com/archive/blogging-from-worship-and-arts-part-3/comment-page-1#comment-76176 Two-Sheds Gomer Sun, 01 Apr 2007 04:37:43 +0000 http://www.internetmonk.com/archive/blogging-from-worship-and-arts-part-3#comment-76176 Do you know if the teachings were recorded? Although I often like Michael's guests on his radio show, it'd be nice to hear him expounding uninterrupted. But regardless, thanks for your postings. Some heavy stuff to digest over the coming decades. ;-) Re: your next-to-last paragraph on bowing. 1) not "very often" ? Wow, that's a lot more often than I'd expect. ;-) 2) "very odd" ? Uh oh. I've always known I'm very odd, but didn't think I'd get confirmation here. I'm assuming that God was there, but just not as visible as the band and screen. At least that's Who I was bowing to the last time I did something like that with a band and screen present. I'm not one to follow the crowd or be influenced at all by what others see as proper physical response to a spiritual situation. But, in the particular instance that I'm thinking of, I was driven to my knees. Do you know if the teachings were recorded? Although I often like Michael’s guests on his radio show, it’d be nice to hear him expounding uninterrupted.

But regardless, thanks for your postings. Some heavy stuff to digest over the coming decades. ;-)

Re: your next-to-last paragraph on bowing.
1) not “very often” ? Wow, that’s a lot more often than I’d expect. ;-)
2) “very odd” ? Uh oh. I’ve always known I’m very odd, but didn’t think I’d get confirmation here. I’m assuming that God was there, but just not as visible as the band and screen. At least that’s Who I was bowing to the last time I did something like that with a band and screen present. I’m not one to follow the crowd or be influenced at all by what others see as proper physical response to a spiritual situation. But, in the particular instance that I’m thinking of, I was driven to my knees.

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