Dr. Susan Block

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  1. Your American Julie
    01 · 10 · 06 @ 2:43 am

    As I recall, these are often the passages that got skipped over in Sunday school and no reverend dared to preach on. As you said, they were reduced to analogies between the divine and his creation. My opinion: if that were true, it would have been omitted. Its redundant. Therefore they were INCLUDED to remind us of true sensual selves. The ones that celebrate the flesh. The ones that don’t need monogamy or ceremonies to love and share. Since our flesh was made in the image of God, the celebration of it is communal at the least and an act of worship at best. Dr. Suzy, thanks for reminding me that my God is not sexist or cruel. Thanks for reminding me that I was created to be a lover. Thanks for reminding me that there is no separation of the flesh and spirit. We are one, and I am okay exactly the way that I am. Praise JAH! Amen and Awoman!

  2. Scott@home.com
    01 · 9 · 06 @ 7:50 pm

    This has got to be my favorite:6:11I went down into the garden of nuts to see the fruits of the valley, and to see whether the vine flourished and the pomegranates budded….Scott

  3. Kate
    01 · 9 · 06 @ 3:52 am

    How wonderful to read the Songs again. My favourite. They arouse passion and at the same time soothe the soul. Another favourite quote of mine ” I sat down under his shadow with great delight, and his fruit was sweet to my taste.”



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