E.H. Haramon, the great railroad tycoon, once in a cable and rather long link to his lawyer, John Johnson. Haramon wanted to know if a particular merger would violate the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. He told Johnson to spare no expense and no words in wringering his opinion as to whether or not the merger was possible. Johnson sent back a four-word response. Merger, possible, conviction, certain. Can you ignore God? Of course you can. Can you violate all of his laws, criticize his people? Blasphemy is name. Of course you can. Can you spurn Christ's love? Of course. But let me give you an informed biblical legal opinion. Action possible. Conviction, certain. I'm Steve Brown, a key life network. You think about that. Visit key life on the internet at keylife.org