> On May 14, 2:36 pm, Deborah dumpetydump.com> wrote:

>> On Wed, 14 May 2008 19:25:01 GMT, Gene chewbacca.org> wrote:

>>>Reality Scan gmail.com> wrote in news:2fab65d4-1021-
>>>4f03-9523-c96dc8b87...@a9g2000prl.googlegroups.com:

>>

>>>> I suspect thirty or so years from now, that second generation

>>>course

>>>> study will emerge in China. And will do a much better job of

>>>advancing

>>>> course study than first generation course students.

>>

>>>I think there was a reason the Course came in English.

>>
>> So do I. And so I wonder about all the translations Wapnick has been
>> working on. Especially given that the course says a universal
>> theology is impossible. I think the course has an intended audience -
>> basically well-educated (self-education included) English speakers who
>> are too sophisticated to believe that some ancient sacrificial ritual
>> could save the world and who need some slightly more sophisticated
>> Christian theology in order to be drawn toward what the course says is
>> both possible and necessary - a universal experience.

>
> Well perhaps. The biggest problem is the "universal experience," is
> far from universal, nor is there agreement on what is the universal
> experience.
>

>
>

>> Deborah (BC)

>