Im sure you ' ll roll her . if not Oak wil roll 5 of her for youI ' m sure he will . I honestly expected Semiramis first , but I always said I ' d be willing to spend on those two , so that boosts my odds a bit . if i had the link i ' d share it . it ' s glorious as you imagineFound it . Now I ' m amused while my carriers get fixed . <| sep |> What about AMAs , which are a huge draw on this site ? If you ' re a controversial figure , would you be willing to do an AMA knowing that the Admin has edited posts before , out of danger your post might be edited ? <| sep |> oh cmon , environmental problems ? I cringed . Hard . <| sep |> Intresitng interepretation of scripture there . But those conclusions don ' t follow . Firstly , the dubia is a question seeking clearity whearas the serpant was not seeking clearity . Rather the serpant was intending to undermine and bring confusion over an already clear instruction of God . The two cases are similar only because they are doubts . The difference , though , is that one is directed against an ambiguity while the second saught to undermine faith . Using that logic , one could argue that they are the same merely because they were both communicated to us through text . Secondly , your quotation from the Gospel of Luke was not Jesus being ambiguous , rather he was articulating a clear teaching which answered their objections . Namely , he was explaining that they were groundless on the grounds that matrimony does not continue after death . So thats not ambiguous at all , not to a plain reading of the gospel text without predisposed hermeneutics which are not contextual to what we are reading . Thirdly , the necessity of clearity in teaching is important . Fundamentally , it comes down to the faith and salvation itself . God doesnt offer ambiguous hope for salvation because hope is fundamentally a certainty of things to come . Hope is about being certain of God ' s grace and love . Despair on the other hand lives and grows where things are uncertain and ambiguous . Where fears are not met with truth .