amethyst10987 January 6, 2007 at 1:15 am Quick answer: yes. That has played a big part in several big theological discussions I’ve been in . . . I’m sure there are more implications to it as well. Reply ↓
Rediscover_the_Forgotten January 6, 2007 at 3:11 am quick opinionated answer: praise is an expression. appreciation is a recognition. If you express your recognition, then yes it is praise. Reply ↓
Ducky1 January 6, 2007 at 12:42 pm mhmm… and how does that spell beowulf?I can’t fit my syntax around your creativity. Reply ↓
crimson_gold January 6, 2007 at 1:00 pm Why must you distort even the spelling so? Tsk tsk tsk. Wow, you were up late tonight. I hope that you aren’t exhausted today…. Reply ↓
BlissfulDiscontent January 7, 2007 at 9:48 pm Praise to their talent and work, definitely. To the person as a whole, not necessarily. Reply ↓
Why wouldn’t it?
Quick answer: yes. That has played a big part in several big theological discussions I’ve been in . . . I’m sure there are more implications to it as well.
quick opinionated answer:
praise is an expression. appreciation is a recognition. If you express your recognition, then yes it is praise.
mhmm…
and how does that spell beowulf?
I can’t fit my syntax around your creativity.
Why must you distort even the spelling so? Tsk tsk tsk.
Wow, you were up late tonight. I hope that you aren’t exhausted today….
Of course.
I think I agree with Rediscover.
Praise to their talent and work, definitely. To the person as a whole, not necessarily.