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Sunday, April 24, 2005
All a matter of perspective...
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Some people feel that the theory of "Relativity" is destroying the church. Not Einstein's but the idea that everything is relative. I personally disagree but is that my mind or my heart. Haven't figured that part out yet. Still you cartoon and your statement leaves me to believe you must disagree too. I would like further insight of your ideas on the matter. Do you think by saying, it is all relative, or a matter of perspective, that it is diminishing the absolute truth of God's word?
Not wanting to escape by not giving a straight answer, I must say that it is not an either-or situation but a both-and situation.
FACT: There are certain laws in the universe that are true despite what century & continent you build your house/hut/teepee/shantee in.
I say that sometimes, depending on your perspective, that God's truth is clearer or casts a differnt color than from another perspective. Think of a polished jewel that offers different glimmers & sparkle depending on how you view it.
2 comments:
Some people feel that the theory of "Relativity" is destroying the church. Not Einstein's but the idea that everything is relative. I personally disagree but is that my mind or my heart. Haven't figured that part out yet. Still you cartoon and your statement leaves me to believe you must disagree too. I would like further insight of your ideas on the matter. Do you think by saying, it is all relative, or a matter of perspective, that it is diminishing the absolute truth of God's word?
Not wanting to escape by not giving a straight answer, I must say that it is not an either-or situation but a both-and situation.
FACT: There are certain laws in the universe that are true despite what century & continent you build your house/hut/teepee/shantee in.
I say that sometimes, depending on your perspective, that God's truth is clearer or casts a differnt color than from another perspective. Think of a polished jewel that offers different glimmers & sparkle depending on how you view it.
What do you think?
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