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March 03, 2007

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Nearly got me into trouble this rehumanising thing. Was standing in a large slow queue when around the corner where the head of the queue was came an elderly lady with a stick. Looked at us and started to make her way from the front to the back. As she passed me, about third in line I stopped her. Just go in in front of me I said. She looked at me 'Is that okay'. Oh yes, I said in a loud voice and turned and smiled at the rest of the queue behind me - I am sure that no-one would mind! If they did, they didn't say. No point in having a preachers voice if at times you are not prepared to use it!

Jim Gordon

Question: What does it say about the way we live if rehumanising gets us into trouble? Jesus touching the leper, healing on the sabbath, asking Legion's name, eating in so called bad company - I think I'm onto something here!

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