@Davïd I wouldn't have expected that, but we are on Google's front page for "bible meek" and "bible poor spirit".

Hello, @Daи. How are you? What about your Greek course? How many students do you have? Can I register?

:-)

@PaulVargas we are halfway through the second semester, so unless you are already pretty adept and live southeast of Chicago, it probably wouldn't work

@PaulVargas I'm good, I moved this weekend. Found out I'll be starting the Ph.D. program in August (accepted), and have a lot to do between now and then

@PaulVargas how have u been?

@Librarian Great! I'm glad a lot for you. Well, I've been very well, thank God.

@Daи On what subject will be your Ph.D.?

@PaulVargas sorry for delay (at work) - computational linguistics / interdisciplinary studies in information security.

@Daи congrats on a) getting accepted for your PhD, and b) getting through your move alive ;)

@JackDouglas Thanks!

Hi, @JackDouglas How have you been? I'm reading the following book: NOT CHOSEN TO SALVATION, by Dr. Max D. Younce.

@PaulVargas looks interesting, how are you finding it?

@JackDouglas Looks like the way in as I had been taught.

I found a comment that is not very convincing.

From John 12:32, the autor says:

> "All men" here does not mean "all men without exception," but "all men without distinction of race, creed, social standing, etc."

How do get the author to that conclusion? I will continue reading. I hope to find it.

@PaulVargas is he arguing against predestination or universalism?

@JackDouglas It seems someone in favour of universalism. The author says that the predestination is associated with adoption and be conformed to the image of Christ, not with salvation. As I was taught. Perhaps the source is the same. Not this author, one perhaps earlier. I'm not sure.