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Did I miss it?

I read it fast, so if I missed it please point me back to where you answered the question he posed?

"If salt loses it's saltiness, can it be made salty again?"  He seemed to be saying 'no.'  It becomes no good-- throw it out...

 It is no longer good for anything, except to be thrown out and trampled under foot by men.

Do you agree or disagree?  And what was he talking about exactly? 

  What happens then when we fail in this calling to be the salt of the earth, those who seek peace?  We are no longer useful.  (II Corinthians 5:20; II Corinthians 6:1; Ephesians 6:20; Malachi 2:1-9)  We are the ambassadors for Christ and thus living a life that exemplifies that in the world is our duty here on earth.

I also realized I didn't talk about how one becomes useless so I am working on that part, starting with the parable of the sower and moving on from there, then I will be looking into being the light...

and yes, I believe what scripture says.