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Wednesday, May 26, 2004
A Dangerous Book to Read

I've been spending the last couple of weeks digging myself out of the hole I dug last semester. To do that has required me to spend much time contemplating the book of Philippians. Paul in this book lays out what it means to be a citizen of heaven. What does the Christian life look like?

He talks at length about imitating the example of Christ demonstrated in the Gospel. He pontificates ad nauseum about imitating people who imitate the example of Christ (namely Timothy, Epaphroditus, and himself). He describes for them a new way of approaching the world around them through the self-emptying example of Christ.

My identity in Christ is grounded in the Gospel shaped life I live. Do the actions/reactions of my life demonstrate the Gospel or repudiate it? Philippians is a dangerous book.

Posted at 10:55 am by Editor-Bishop

Editor_Bishop
June 7, 2004   08:43 PM PDT
 
Swan, I think everyone is busy with the vacation. The semester was rough. I know that thinking theologically is the last thing on my mind right now. My grey matter needs a break.
Swan
June 6, 2004   07:55 AM PDT
 
Where is everybody? No post for eleven days now!
 

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