Love is not just emotional. Biblical love starts and continually involves the mind. The affections are merely the expression of the love. Jeremiah tells us the heart is desperately sick. If we let our affections direct our love, we’ll be no different than the world – falling in and out of love. Biblical love is also a self-sacrificial action that puts the needs of others above ourselves. Affections will never get you to that level. Additionally, biblical love only loves what God loves. Again, mere affections will never rise to that level.
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#1 · November 20, 1997, 2:08 am

Posted by: MAWRPh <MAWRPh@...>

I am working on an application that uses one file containing both a data and
resource fork. I open both forks when the app starts and close them both when
the app quits.

I have noticed that many(most/all?) of the examples show opening the data
fork, reading & writing to/from it and then closing it. Is there a problem
with opening it and leaving it open if you know that you will be continually
accessing it when the app is open? Can you do the same with the resource
fork?

Mark

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