The problem with Tim Keller (someone I don’t follow on FB, but FB thinks I should feel otherwise): “There is a direct relationship between a person’s grasp and experience of God’s grace, and his or her heart for justice and the poor.”
I am really starting to see how TANC calls this stuff gnostic. I like the guilt trip, with some abstract standard to go by. What does a “person’s grasp” “and experience of” even me? Naturally the ordinary person will say “how do I know I have enough, what is enough? How do I know I am legit?” The whole statement is loaded with assumption.
One problem among many.
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The problem with Tim Keller (someone I don’t follow on FB, but FB thinks I should feel otherwise): “There is a direct relationship between a person’s grasp and experience of God’s grace, and his or her heart for justice and the poor.”
I am really starting to see how TANC calls this stuff gnostic. I like the guilt trip, with some abstract standard to go by. What does a “person’s grasp” “and experience of” even me? Naturally the ordinary person will say “how do I know I have enough, what is enough? How do I know I am legit?” The whole statement is loaded with assumption.
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