@lukegeraty@JeremyTreat5 from another sphere of life to further describe or illustrate a dimension." (Atonement, 75-76)
His dimensions include
- Glorification
- Reconciliation
- Propitiation
- Victory
- Redemption
- Justification
- Sanctification
- Example
etc.
@lukegeraty I've found @JeremyTreat5 to be helpful on this:
"I . . . prefer to focus on 'dimensions' of the atonement. . . . a dimension . . . refer[s] to the reality (the thing itself) of what Christ accomplished through his saving work. A metaphor refers to the analogical language used
@DZRishmawy Totally agree. Same here in London.
Btw, what does tabling look like for you all? We've found that posing a question like, 'is the world broken?: yes/no/maybe' with markers so they can vote fosters more (and better) conversations than other methods we've tried
Got into a conversation with some students about the famous 'blind men and the elephant' story this week. So, I've been thinking a lot about Christianity as it relates to other religions.
This article by @TL_Miles is gold.
https://t.co/0QQaYSHmDL (start on pg 30)
When he was dead,
he was taken down
and laid in a borrowed grave.
Nineteen centuries have come and gone
and today he is still the central figure
for much of the human race.
All the armies that ever marched,
He was born in an obscure village,
a child of a peasant woman.
He grew up in another obscure village
where he worked in a carpenter shop
until he was thirty.
Then for three years
he was an itinerant preacher.
He never had a family.
Or owned a home.
His friends deserted him.
He was turned over to his enemies.
He went through the mockery of a trial.
He was nailed to a cross
between two thieves.
While he was dying
his executioners gambled
for the only piece of property he had,
his coat.
@griffingulledge Sorry to hear that's your experience. My sense is that a lot of people who are public figures experience this
Since I'm not influential, angry commenters never attack me
Maybe that's why my feed is almost exclusively a hub for interesting, helpful content? Maybe something else?
I’m terrible at marketing, but here goes: the Jamiesons hope to plant a church in Chapel Hill, NC in Fall 2024. The first interest meeting is Saturday 9/30 at 2pm in South Durham.
If you'd like to attend, please msg me to RSVP and get the address! Feel free to spread the word.
Easy follow right here. Highly recommended
I've been gleaning insights from these guys for months.
Convinced that if we spend a tenth of the time thinking about the internet that we spend thinking via the internet, we'd really benefit, and others, too
"Theism allows us to live w/in our humanity more comfortably. We need not distrust our deepest intuitions—our intuitions of love, of reason, of beauty. . . The fundamental feeling that this world—and our place w/in it—means something is not deceiving us." - @gavinortlund
@DannySlavich Haven't worked with him in any way or know if it's the best fit, but I know Eric Hoke (https://t.co/SMmWQUtMAH) started this and apparently has helped a number of people: https://t.co/Lm3DjYpBe0
I've been so grateful for @TGC - always, but especially lately. Consistently helpful articles about a broad range of topics, written with wisdom and grace.
I'm sure it takes a lot of hard work to do this. Thank you
@adamramsey_ So exciting! I'm an American living in London for a couple years to work at a church. My family and I were up in Inverness a couple weeks ago on holiday.
If you have the chance, you HAVE TO go to the Isle of Skye (and hike Old Man of Storr). Top 5 place on earth