you dont need to read this if you think you will be offended, i just need to talk out my thoughts to

[1browneyedgirl]

okay, here's the case

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[favoritepearls]

i think if you turned thisd entry in, youd still get an A lol dont worry, youre my little genious. I miss you :( Lets see each other soon. Is Edgar really dead? I refuse to believe it, even though I saw it, until I hear it from you.

[karenstar]

hiiii :) we should have coffee. though i hate coffee, so we could have ... coffee and hot apple cider.

:)

[part_time_lover]

honestly... you should go back and read this entry, because it includes about 5 possible hypotheses, and i think you pegged a big problem that is encompassed by ALL religions and that is the whole real person vs. just a belief system idea of God. So maybe you should spend some time as an overall generalized intro discussing that and then move into the points that you made at the end "So, from a unificationist viewpoint, Christianity limits itself by messiah dependancy, but Islam limits its relationship with God by not understanding him fully." Because that statement right there is your summation of the biggest problem between the two extremes. Now the question that you're left trying to answer, is whether or not there is a possible gray that can unify the two, and that my dear is where your research and brain power comes in! good luck, hope it helped a little.