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From: daveh@tekcrl.labs.tek.com (David Hatcher)
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Subject: I can see the light!
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Date: 17 Sep 90 07:51:51 GMT
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In a recent posting, John Warren wrote:
>                                 If I do not want to pray with a non-Christian
>who wants to visualize billions of line segments of lights interconnecting
>across the globe (and who calls that the same thing that I'm doing when
>I get in touch with God's Spirit), 

 Which makes me wonder how Christians do visualize God's light as He
 embraces the Earth and all of Creation with His Spirit.

 I know that this is not a practice that Christians generally do,
 but I am wondering what words Christian's would use to describe 
 God's embracing light. You see, I feel that part of this miss-understanding
 is in the words we use.

	David Hatcher