It is impossible for a lesser creature to understand a more advanced one. How can anything understand something more complex and advanced than itself? For a flea to understand a dog it would have to be at least as advanced as a dog. For a dog to understand a man it would have to be at least as advanced as a man. How much greater distance is there between Creator and creature. Man can imagine what God might be like, and people have plenty of ideas about Him. Almost everyone has an opinion as to what God is or is not like, or as to whether He even exists. But man's opinions are irrelevant, because they can never be more than speculations. By his own resources the creature cannot possibly comprehend his Creator.

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats	Italian		1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	pk	Gimme Lean – Beef style; (you can use this soy product in any recipe calling for ground beef)
1/4	c	Ketchup
1		Onion; diced finely
1/4	c	Italian bread crumbs
3		Cloves garlic; pressed
2	ts	Italian herb mix
		Salt & pepper

INSTRUCTIONS

Really, he swore he wouldn't have known if I hadn't told him.
Mash it all together and form into 1 inch balls. Spray baking sheet with
non stick spray and arrange balls so they are not touching. Bake at 375
degrees until browned and crusted (about 20 minutes). Toss with marinara
sauce and serve over pasta.
I make these in large batches now and freeze them (pre-cooked). It makes a
very quick dinner to thaw and heat them in the sauce while the pasta cooks,
or microwave and serve on hoagie roll with saut.ed onions and tomato sauce
as a meatball sub.
Posted to fatfree digest by Carma Halterman <carma@charm.net> on May 21,
1998

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