The
Orthodox Christian lives in a strange tension. While the death, resurrection
and ascension of Christ makes all things right and under his authoritative kingdom,
the creation still longs for this final consummation.[1] The
prolepsis within the Christian tradition has often made it difficult for the
Church to know how to understand, share, and live out the Gospel. How do we
declare that the world is being made new when all around us we see endless violence,
sadness, and death? What does the fully sufficient and complete work of the
Cross have to do with us living lives of peace and justice?
The Paradox of God's Grace and Justice in the Midst of Idolatry and a Broken World...
Showing posts with label peace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peace. Show all posts
Monday, 25 February 2013
Thursday, 29 November 2012
Does Jesus see Muhammad as a true Prophet?
Muhammad begins with a message of right living and peace, but once he is thrust into the dilemma of his people being killed en masse, he and his community must decide wether or not fighting in self defense is the right thing to do.....
Tuesday, 13 November 2012
Islam means Peacemaking above Submission
According to Muslim scholar Nevin Reda, Islam being defined as submission is a poor translation and is better understood as wholeness making, peacemaking, and well-being making......
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