Emphasis Preaching Journal

If you were to draw a line on a whiteboard, right down the middle from top to bottom, and then draw a dot on either side of the line, you would find that you could not move your marker from one dot to the other without crossing the line. That simple inky stripe would separate one from the other and effectively keep the two dots from ever being joined together.

Unless you erased part of the line.
Or lifted the marker off of the whiteboard.
Or erased one of the dots and redrew it on the other side of the line.
Or...