Comments on: the serious implications http://ryancouch.com/archives/65 Thu, 09 Sep 2010 10:42:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: William Shaw http://ryancouch.com/archives/65#comment-66 William Shaw Mon, 08 Sep 2008 04:56:03 +0000 http://ryancouch.com/archives/65#comment-66 Wow!!! I have been thinking a lot about the Father's love lately and you have really blessed me with this challenge. Just to think that eternal life is to know God--to know love--to know jealous. For all of eternity (forever and ever and ever) we will be joined (already are joined) to this God who'se love is so beyond all height, length, with, and depth. You know from a Marx point of view all language begins and ends with activity (work). For him, language and action (work) are related. Thus language doesn't just come and go through-out history by itself but as certain activities come into existence and go out of existence so language comes and goes with them. An example of this that a Marxien could point to would be the language of computers. As the computers and the internet were created so a language naturally evolved with it. You are probably wondering what I am getting at. Well, in part I think that Marx was right (it seems logical), with new discoveries so come new words. With that being said, I imagine that when we behold God either two things will happen: we will never speak again, for what we will behold will be too vast and too great for words. Or if He so desires, perhaps He will touch our tongues and an infinite amount of languages will be birthed in an effort to speak of His Love. From Holy Scripture I gather that we will sing and talk and I just know that it will be the language of Love (of God). I can only imagine what will happen on the Day we see the Lord. Love you my brother, William Shaw Wow!!! I have been thinking a lot about the Father’s love lately and you have really blessed me with this challenge. Just to think that eternal life is to know God–to know love–to know jealous. For all of eternity (forever and ever and ever) we will be joined (already are joined) to this God who’se love is so beyond all height, length, with, and depth.

You know from a Marx point of view all language begins and ends with activity (work). For him, language and action (work) are related. Thus language doesn’t just come and go through-out history by itself but as certain activities come into existence and go out of existence so language comes and goes with them. An example of this that a Marxien could point to would be the language of computers. As the computers and the internet were created so a language naturally evolved with it.

You are probably wondering what I am getting at. Well, in part I think that Marx was right (it seems logical), with new discoveries so come new words. With that being said, I imagine that when we behold God either two things will happen: we will never speak again, for what we will behold will be too vast and too great for words. Or if He so desires, perhaps He will touch our tongues and an infinite amount of languages will be birthed in an effort to speak of His Love. From Holy Scripture I gather that we will sing and talk and I just know that it will be the language of Love (of God). I can only imagine what will happen on the Day we see the Lord.

Love you my brother,

William Shaw

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