Historical Value

[Kuruharan]

Bethberry:

You certainly may. Thank you very much.

I should be Lettered in the next day or so.

And shipwreck is also rather suggestive.

Bill:

You got me on my timing there.

I must also be brief but I did want to make one observation.

are you suggesting that a human act can undue an act of God?

No, not exactly. However, I do believe that when Free Will enters the picture human beings have the capacity to pervert the good and turn it into something that is bad.

None-the-less, the Catholic notion of the "shipwreck" of the human condition does not negate the essential goodness of the human person.

I'm not sure that I follow you there.

Could you explain in greater depth to make sure I'm understanding properly. The way that reads to me sounds like there is something wrong in the essentials of human beings.

If there is nothing worth saving about sinful humanity, why save it?

I would say love of the Creator for the misguided Created.

Looking forward to continued discussion.