For you protestant faithful, do you suppose Christianity is like something of an abstract concept? Is it some intellectual breakthrough or arbitrary thought and experience that causes you to brand yourselves as ' Christians'? (Please consider the rest of my question before you answer)
What context do you look to beyond your own intuition applied to in an antique collection of texts? Perhaps you also look to your particular group, with little care of its origins in antiquity, or lack thereof. Perhaps you are convinced instead that this particular group with which you are affiliated, has remarkably remanufactured the orthodox faith.
My thought for the day:
People like you are everywhere in our faces at work and on the streets, but collectively you have no voice. As a whole, you are fragmented and know not what to believe about your god.
Your theology is like an unsolvable puzzle, until you find enough like minded schismatics, or those charismatic enough among you persuade the weak with your rhetoric, and then the best you can do is offer another so-called church in which to organize your piece of this chaos that is -Christianity.


