iadt3tb%prism@gatech.edu (T. Terrell Banks) (08/05/89)
In article <Aug.3.23.43.05.1989.2125@athos.rutgers.edu> <someone> writes: } } Would you pray for the group every time that }you start to read it? } Isn't it interesting how the Holy Spirit nudges us (I'm sure that it can't be just me!) in such unusual and interesting ways? God talking through a computer network, imagine that. Peace, Terry -- T. Terrell Banks uucp: { 'insert a backbone name here' }!gatech!prism!iadt3tb Georgia Insitute of Technology - I.S.A. Internet: iadt3tb@prism.gatech.edu 190 Third Street NW Bitnet : iadt3tb@gitvm1 Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0185
darin@decwrl.dec.com (Darin Johnson) (08/09/89)
> Isn't it interesting how the Holy Spirit nudges us (I'm sure that > it can't be just me!) in such unusual and interesting ways? God talking > through a computer network, imagine that. Even though we sometimes consider computers and the net as mystifying, it is childs play to someone who can create a blade of grass. Consider what a jumble of bolts our best computer systems are compared to a baby's brain. People probably once thought printed paper a marvelous new tool to spread God's word, even though we take it for granted. We can hardly imagine the rigors involved before the printing press. In the future, people will probably look at computers as a perfectly normal and mundane tool. But the time from written work to printed page to USENET and beyond is just a blink in God's eye (this is probably too anthropomorphic, but you get the idea). Darin Johnson (leadsv!laic!darin@pyramid.pyramid.com) We now return you to your regularly scheduled program.