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@obrian-of-the-surface-world

Your post disappeared but here’s the response I wrote.

So I’m tight for time right now, but just in response to some of your stuff, I don’t think I completely understand the illustration of the billion dollars. I think it would be better illustrated by a very rich man going into the city streets and saying to him who comes to me I will give a billion dollars, but the problem is, the city’s currency, is mud. The people of the city look at the crisp green bills in disgust, wondering what possible use there could be for them. So I’m order for the man to bless these people, he must go and show a person the true value of the money, and the uselessness of the mud. And this rich man will lose none of those whom he goes to. To those he does not go to, he simply leaves them without showing them the true value because they weren’t interested in the first place. But they were ignorant you may say. Yes, but guilty ignorance nonetheless. The rich man is not beholden to any of these street urchins, but chooses those he will bless, and merely leaves the rest in their mud loving sinfulness. They sin, and deserve his wrath, but his general offer of the money still stands. So they are guilty.

Ill try to answer more of your questions later, but for now here’s this.