RiverOtter wrote:
WR: No; I don't think so. That would be like swiping a cobweb, when what should really be done is to squish the spider.
This really shows your intelligence. Squish the spider? The spider did nothing wrong. That would be like blaming the victim for you looking at them. This is typical of the bible teachings. Not to mention the Koran. Blame the victim. Try going around the cobweb instead of blaming the spider for YOUR actions. Killing the spider is not a good example.
Wow, you seemingly missed the point of his comment, which expalins your quote-mine iof his paragraph.
No; I don't think so. That would be like swiping a cobweb, when what should really be done is to squish the spider. Meaning that the physical body parts are not the problem; the problem resides within the individual's nature, which needs to be transformed/renewed.
In the metaphor, the spider is the man's nature. How's how supposed to metaphorically go around it?
