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Re: The Butterfly Effect
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Jun 29, 2012 9:42 AM
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"Kevin" <barry196263@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:344287c7-d831-4700-a4c3-23a27ef6609c@m8g2000yqo.googlegroups.com...
> So Elijah goes to the mountain to prove that he can draw fire from
> heaven... Isn't Elijah being a bit impulsive since he doesn't know the
> consequence of his actions beforehand? Well, actually, no... because
> ya see, Elijah is a nature boy who talks to butterflies... but what is
> significant about that is... the butterflies talk to Elijah and Elijah
> is the only one that the butterflies look up to... So it isn't impulse
> that drives Elijah to pursue a given course of action... The
> butterflies have driven Elijah to pursue a given course of action...
> Yeah, well, butterflies are much more than a little bit annoying to me
> personally... but if it is Elijah that you want then the butterflies
> are an intercessory to reach him. The thing that I would tell Elijah
> is that there could be such a thing as an evil butterfly so you
> shouldn't always do what butterflies tell you to do. So could the
> butterfly effect be something in which... I may not be the only one?
> OK, well, if butterflies have control of your brain, then I really
> don't want to talk to you since I sincerely don't have the patience
> for your nonsense. So now we can come to a conclusion to the
> butterflies greatest apparent concern which is... How does God create
> Lucifer if God is good? Well, there is no such thing as evil in
> Elijah's world... Elijah can't create Lucifer or anything else that
> turns out to be evil... Ya might say that Buddha and Elijah are one
> and the same... So ya say that the butterfly causes the hurricane? Uh,
> well, ironically, butterflies are much more powerful than hurricanes
> since they control the brains of our entire judicial branch of
> government. Surprizingly, Elijah is much more relevant than I ever
> would have thought possible. Elijah controls access to God... and God
> obviously needs Elijah... Elijah is indispensible for his role is
> protecting all of us from the terror of the butterflies.
Does Lucifer have...or need...an intercessory?
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