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Sparkythedog
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I assure you that my children are quite safe (no need to call Dr. PhilNo doubt you have a python running free in your basement, symbolically speaking that is.
However, the message you may have been trying to communicate is a reaction to your interpretation of Genesis.
If that is the case and you want to understand it, you should ask plainly about what your issue is with it. Otherwise, what are you doing here?
The third understanding of your cryptic statement is that you have a reptile dangerous to your children in your house. I don’t believe you do, although maybe we should call in Dr Phil.
:tiphat: Puts on Dr Phil hat. “Very curious indeed.”
So, why don’t you fill us in on what you mean.

I have made the rules because I know what is best for my children. I will keep them safe so long as they trust in me. Though the snake may be alluring with its vibrant color and smooth texture, they must never go near it or even look into the basement. That python sits waiting for the basement door to open so that she can roam free upstairs. And if that happens, none of my family is safe.
Can you see now? My point is, if my children love me, they will follow the rules. And if they follow the rules, they can live safe, happy and full lives.
P.S. I like the story of Genesis very much. You were perceptive in that interpretation.
