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These principles are where the biblical emphasis lies, and Scripture never teaches that men and women have separate “roles.” We should not infer from the Bible’s descriptions of patriarchal societies that it endorses patriarchy any more
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“Be still and know that I am God.
Be still and know that I am.
Be still and know.
Be still.
Be.”
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Be still and know that I am.
Be still and know.
Be still.
Be.”
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“A person is a person through other persons.”
― One.Life: Jesus Calls, We Follow
― One.Life: Jesus Calls, We Follow
“Children say that people are hanged sometimes for speaking the truth.”
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“Having the mind of Christ means embracing others—especially our enemies—in humble, reconciling, forgiving love. It means never giving up on them even when they are putting us to death.11 Paul doesn’t leave any wiggle room. He doesn’t say, “Have this mind among yourselves until it gets too hard” or “until your enemy becomes particularly violent.” Jesus’s enemies were plenty violent (ever studied crucifixion?), and yet He was “obedient”
― Fight: A Christian Case for Non-Violence
― Fight: A Christian Case for Non-Violence
“It is useful to reflect that the word 'liturgy' did not originate in church or worship settings. In the Greek world it referred to publish service, what a citizen did for the community. As the church used the word in relation to worship, ti kept this 'public service' quality - working for the community on behalf of or following orders from God. As we worship God, revealed personally as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in our Holy Scriptures, we are not doing something apart form or away from the non-Scripture=reading world; we do it for the world - bringing all creation and all history before God, presenting our bodies and all the beauties and needs of humankind before God in praise and intercession, penetrating and serving the world for whom Christ died in the strong name of the Trinity.”
― Eat This Book: A Conversation in the Art of Spiritual Reading
― Eat This Book: A Conversation in the Art of Spiritual Reading
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