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6 responses to “Blessed are the Biscuit Eaters”

  1. Sammy Avatar
    Sammy
    January 6, 2016

    Great post, great question. I wasn’t there but the man who said “eternal life” (smile) only took three seconds because he was programmed to say such things, a religious fanatic I bet”. Me? I will have to say “unconditional love” is the greatest gift I have ever been given.

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    1. brent taylor Avatar
      brent taylor
      January 7, 2016

      Great answer, I like it

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  2. Sheila Stephenson Avatar
    Sheila Stephenson
    January 6, 2016

    I would love to sit/see/hear the people with their answers. How interesting!

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  3. Jeff Lowry Avatar
    Jeff Lowry
    January 7, 2016

    Really a profound question where many answers might have the same meaning. I think I would have said “Loved”. Since my cancer I have never felt so loved by so many, especially by God. :-). Have a great day brother. “Love” you!

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    1. brent taylor Avatar
      brent taylor
      January 7, 2016

      Great answer Jeff!

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  4. Charlotte Avatar
    Charlotte
    January 7, 2016

    I think I would have different answers at different times. But right now I am so grateful for children and grandchildren who are letting their light shine and glorifying God by the things they do and say. But I guess that could not be an answer given for food pick at the Maple Biscuit!

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