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“Firm ground is not available ground” — why building one’s religion and philosophy on sand rather than rock might actually be a very good idea

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Scattering beautiful, jubilant grains of sand on the slippery slope and in the cogs of the (normalization) machine

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"Firm ground is not available ground"— everyone who hears these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man or woman who built their house on sand.

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