Name: Scottish Oatmeal Stuffing
Ingredients: 2 c Quick oats; 1 Stick butter (room temp); 2 md Chopped onions; 1 1/2 ts Salt; Pepper to taste; Chicken or beef broth (canned)

Consequences of legalism: 1. Keeps people distanced and alienated from God. Afraid of God, the taskmaster. Afraid of God’s rejection. No assurance or security. 2. Guilt, condemnation (Rom. 8:1), accusation, disapproval (both objective and subjective). 3. Defeat, despair, frustration, futility. “It’s a losing battle. I can never do enough, be good enough, do it right and perfect as expected.” Burned out! 4. Self-destructive behavior; self-belittling, sense of worthlessness, low personal concept of oneself. 5. Hypocrisy. Play-acting; role-playing; lip-service (Matt. 15:8, 9). Contrived piety, perfunctory performance, pretense, ostentation. 6. Minimalization. What do I have to do to get by, to side-step the rules? 7. Impersonalization; shallow personal relationships because they relate to law rather that to Person of Jesus Christ and other persons.

James Fowler

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats	Scottish	Bread	8	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	c	Quick oats
1		Stick butter (room temp)
2	md	Chopped onions
1 1/2	ts	Salt
		Pepper to taste
		Chicken or beef broth (canned)

INSTRUCTIONS

My Scottish grandmother was a fine lady (and artist), yet had few recipes
to hand down.  This one is worth sharing.  Now that Thanksgiving is around
the bend, here's a great (although hardly low fat) and simple stuffing
recipe she used to make.
Combine all ingredients in a bowl with your hands.  Form into a ball.  Tie
in clean cloth (we used to cut up a old clean undershirt -- please no
fabric softener -- gives weird taste) with rope. Simmer tied up ball of
stuffing one hour in broth. Let it sit and get cold (you can prepare a day
ahead). Tastes best reheated. Zap it in the microwave before serving.
The secret is the undershirt, although purists may want to substitute
cheesecloth etc.
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If the will were able to make decisions contrary to reason, and to the likes and desires of the heart, it would be a monster… This is most profoundly true in the moral and religious realms. When the mind is at war with God, denying His truth; when the emotions hate Christ His Son; when the desires wish God's law and gospel were exterminated from the earth; the will cannot be in a position to choose Christ. If it were, a man would not be truly free to be himself. Here is the tragic truth about man's will. While free from outward coercion, it is in a state of bondage. It is not in a stated neutrality. It is not a lever with which to move a man's personality from sin to righteousness, from unbelief to faith.

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