good news gospel vs bad news gospel
I was reading a forum this morning and the question was asked to describe what it means to be a disciple. The first answer was a good response to define it, but the second one was a response of what being a disciple is not. Why do we feel so compelled to always have to mention the "not". Is it something in our tradition that causes us to use the negative for definitions. I do admit the negative does help define something, but wouldn't it be better if we exhausted the positive aspects first.
I think it is much better to teach the "good" news of the gospel instead of the bad news gospel. John 3:17 says Jesus came to save not condemn.
The thread did continue in a positive vein which was good.
Blogging is good, I can express my opinions and no one has to listen if they don't want it.
I think it is much better to teach the "good" news of the gospel instead of the bad news gospel. John 3:17 says Jesus came to save not condemn.
The thread did continue in a positive vein which was good.
Blogging is good, I can express my opinions and no one has to listen if they don't want it.
posted by Johnny | 11:56 AM
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