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Moreover, the gifts of music and humor that I have, such as they are, are themselves possessions on loan from the Lord. Did I construct my brain? Did I form my neurons--moron's neurons? Did I choose the wonderful parents who nurtured me in so many ways?
But let me add this: It's clearly not wrong for Christian artists to charge money for their music--a lot more investment goes into their product. Also, the gracious God in heaven does allow many people to be part of His work on earth while being able to make a living doing it. The Lord works through so many people in so many different ways--I'm in no position to judge anyone. Anyway, I've had no problem shelling out a beaucoup wampum for the CDs, tapes, concerts, videos, t-shirts, bandannas, photos, bumper stickers, used guitar picks, and patches from my favorite artists.
However, to me, right now, giving away CDs for free is a sacrifice to the Lord. I should confess, though, that sometimes my motives are impure. Sometimes it is a sacrifice, but sometimes I think it might be a gimmick that will put me on the proverbial map.
So, the point that I'm trying to make is that I'll give you a moron CD for free. (After having to read through all of that babble, you've earned it, I'd say.) If you would like to help defray costs, you could send me one dollar for postage. From my British friends, I'll accept a British pound coin. However, these are merely suggested donations to help defray postage costs, not requirements.
