Testing the Water
I imagine that my remarkable slowness in updating this blog may have caused some to lose interest in what I have been saying. Is there anyone who would like for me to continue, and would like for me to do so for any reason other than to ridicule me.
posted by Paul Canup @ 4:14 PM
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I would. You're a great friend, a brilliant man, and a sincere Christian. God bless you Paul, and keep up the good work!
Hello P.A.U.L.
Sometimes I feel like leaving comments here, but I don't know if you want to see my comments so I don't leave comments here.
HELLO P'A'U'L
I hope that when you mention someone ridiculing you, you are referring to that anonymous commenter and not me.
I ask questions to better understand your point of view, but I try not to seem hostile.
Recently I have not left any comments here, because I don't know if you enjoy answering my questions.
Wait! Don't respond to my previous comments, Paul; I was waiting for your approval before I leave any more comments but now I think I'll just leave comments anyway because I know that by making a site like this, you are looking for feedback and it looks like I'm the only one who has been leaving comments here, so I'll just go ahead and leave comments without considering whether or not you will like my comments because it would be better to get any comments than to get no comments at all, right Paul?
Well I don't know about that Nam, (shakes head) but I do know you're not the only one reading/commenting on this blog.
When I mention someone ridiculing me, I was referring to the anonymous person, who is still encouraged to leave comments here if he or she would be willing to reason together maturely.
I apologize if my hesitancy has led you to believe that I do not enjoy writing here. In fact, I consider these things to be important enough that I do not wish to speak on them until I feel ready to do so. Quite often, unfortunately, I treat this "readiness" as more of a subjective mood than any kind of preparedness. I know I also have said that some topics I enjoy less than others. Be that as it may, they can still be important to answer in helping to formulate a unified picture of my thoughts.
It is usually better to get comments than not, because they remind me that readers are still interested. Inflammatory comments I can do without.
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