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Prostitutes and Pharisees: enough of contempt
Any time that we use another human being for our own gratification, without due respect to the full image of God, the full image of Christ within them, we commit the kind of blasphemy to which Paul refers. When we exploit one another for economic gain, or put someone down to bolster our own ego; when we use another to vent our frustration, of any kind, to vent our anger, to be our scapegoat or our escape; when we label the other with our own sin and blame; when we treat any other person as less than as gloriously full of the image of the divine as we are, then we are subject to the kind of judgement we normally reserve for those we consider sinners. Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Corinthians 6:12-20, Genesis 38, John 1:43-51, John 8:1-11, Joshua 2, Martin Luther King, Matthew 1:1-17, Rahab, Ruth, Tamar
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Year B Epiphany 2: “the breaking of bread and in the prayers”
Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve talked some about our Baptismal covenant, and as Epiphany continues, I want to dig a little deeper into those promises that we have made, and remade, and renewed. The first seems ideal for … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Samuel 3:1-18, apostles, baptismal covenant, Breaking of the Bread, fellowship, John 1:43-51, the prayers
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