Re: what is it about angels?

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> Well, we disagree then. Or rather I agree that if they win they'll
> feel that the did the right thing, but I don't consider that the only
> im****tant point. It's also im****tant, IMO that they did have to fight,
> that they they were thus beseeched to consider that they might
> possibly have been mistaken.

Can you IMAGINE who might have been so smug and self-righteous that
_Oliver Cromwell_ had to say that to them?  For that matter, was
Cromwell lawful good?

The whole quote as I remember it, addressed to people on HIS side, "I
beseech you, in the bowels of Christ, think it possible you may be
mistaken." I think I was kinda surpised that he said "you" instead of
"thee."

Will in New Haven

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