Can you do a whole series on this? (asking for a friend) I think this is fascinating. To me, it is the tension of the co-existence of truth and wisdom. Truth tells you there is black and white, wisdom tells you that sometimes one thing looks white, when it is actually black, and vice versa. Or sometimes it is both. And it is difficult to know the difference.
How do we affirm that there is both revelatory truth revealed by God that applies to everyone, no matter the context, while simultaneously the outworking of that truth is nuanced and multifaceted depending on context?
If you find an answer, I think YOU should write a book and do a conference. Let's fight fire with fire here.
I am fascinated by this topic. But I think a lot of it is just what we did here. We keep talking about it until the people we are teaching/mentoring understand that this is a principle. But you should do the conference. ha
Can you do a whole series on this? (asking for a friend) I think this is fascinating. To me, it is the tension of the co-existence of truth and wisdom. Truth tells you there is black and white, wisdom tells you that sometimes one thing looks white, when it is actually black, and vice versa. Or sometimes it is both. And it is difficult to know the difference.
How do we affirm that there is both revelatory truth revealed by God that applies to everyone, no matter the context, while simultaneously the outworking of that truth is nuanced and multifaceted depending on context?
If you find an answer, I think YOU should write a book and do a conference. Let's fight fire with fire here.
I am fascinated by this topic. But I think a lot of it is just what we did here. We keep talking about it until the people we are teaching/mentoring understand that this is a principle. But you should do the conference. ha