Discord, theology, and religion
Tuesday, February 22, 2005
So yesterday I was talking to a bunch of my wise traveler friends. And we were discussing. *DUM DUM DUM* Theology and religion. And I realized a few things and this is what I want to share with you today.
1. So many times we can easily talk about what we believe, we can even honestly believe it in our hearts. But so many times people will say one thing and do another. I even do it from time to time. Why? Because no one is perfect. But there are those that talk the talk yet they don't even want to begin to walk the walk. A few groups of people who I feel do such a thing: Parents (every once in awhile), political leaders, and Christians. So often they are the ones telling us what we SHOULD be doing. Yet they are the ones that aren't even doing it. So I encourage for you all to be better than that. Live the life that you say you live.
2. Discord when it comes to anothers belief. So many times we as people, will shut out one another because of a disagreement in beliefs. People have divorcises, civil wars, and Church spilts over the simplests of details. So often these spilts are not necessary. We think that because they are wrong, and they'll never see it our way we should just remove ourselves from them. WRONG. Yes there are times when you really can't avoid splits resulting from discord.
Just some stuff to think about
David
1. So many times we can easily talk about what we believe, we can even honestly believe it in our hearts. But so many times people will say one thing and do another. I even do it from time to time. Why? Because no one is perfect. But there are those that talk the talk yet they don't even want to begin to walk the walk. A few groups of people who I feel do such a thing: Parents (every once in awhile), political leaders, and Christians. So often they are the ones telling us what we SHOULD be doing. Yet they are the ones that aren't even doing it. So I encourage for you all to be better than that. Live the life that you say you live.
2. Discord when it comes to anothers belief. So many times we as people, will shut out one another because of a disagreement in beliefs. People have divorcises, civil wars, and Church spilts over the simplests of details. So often these spilts are not necessary. We think that because they are wrong, and they'll never see it our way we should just remove ourselves from them. WRONG. Yes there are times when you really can't avoid splits resulting from discord.
Just some stuff to think about
David