God's economy vs Deputy authority

[Ohio]

Originally Posted by OBW

I guess he was the originator of Feng Lee . . . or is it Lee Shui. Either way, it's all about Lee.

Doesn't everybody want to have the incredible power to walk into an almost finished building and say, "move that elevator over here," and then watch all of his minions bow down in awe, thinking that God had just spoken to them, as they proceed to violate building codes to fulfill his whims.

[Freedom]

Originally Posted by Ohio

Doesn't everybody want to have the incredible power to walk into an almost finished building and say, "move that elevator over here," and then watch all of his minions bow down in awe, thinking that God had just spoken to them, as they proceed to violate building codes to fulfill his whims.

I've never liked the Ball Rd building much. There's so many rooms, so many secluded areas. But that's how Philip Lee wanted things, as we know. At any rate, that building is an eclectic mess with no real master plan. The "wise master builder" must have been out sick when the construction was taking place.

[TLFisher]

Originally Posted by Freedom

I've never liked the Ball Rd building much. There's so many rooms, so many secluded areas. But that's how Philip Lee wanted things, as we know. At any rate, that building is an eclectic mess with no real master plan. The "wise master builder" must have been out sick when the construction was taking place.

In the late 70's when I was a child there, the lower area was used for Children's meetings and subsequent class time by gender and grade.