Do you really think anyone understands anything from that string of words?
I might understand what he was getting at. Let me get out my Phat-to-English dictionary and give it a try
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There are laws. Natural laws and spiritual laws. If you get too close to fire, you burn up. Thats a natural law.
Straight forward enough.
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If you fail to meet product specifications, you get removed from the lineage. Thats a spiritual law.
As differentiated from natural law (physics) there are other "laws" (read consequences) for other actions in life.
A tenuous free-association like connection from this to "spiritual law" is made.
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Grace is the gift of insurance (everlasting life) from having your policy canceled, as per law. (death)
As for the logical flow from one sentence to the next ... it's really loose and goes like this:
Your physical body is gonna die. But your spirit doesn't have to. Grace is the "don't be dead" card.
To get from one to the other is more free association brainstorming kinda stuff where the logic is quite loose. Like
real loose. The analogy of "gift of insurance" for everlasting life and "policy cancelled" for death is not internally consistent but since both deal with "insurance" free association sans logic makes at least some connection even if it's nonsensical. But that's OK. He knows what he meant and that's good enough.
Edited by AZPaul3, : No reason given.