Friday, 17 December 2010
Feeling My Age
Had a most enjoyable time at the work Christmas do, but felt my age a bit, not only because I joined a goodly number of my male peers rocking out to the cover band that were playing (they were very good!) but also because in my heart of hearts, I realised I've reached that point in life when the music that really resonates with me and my young days is totally unknown to those who are actually "young."
Here's a video, in case, like me, your air guitar needs a touch more finesse:
More Carols
I do miss choral singing. Other bigger priorities / responsibilities have sidelined it from my regular routine. That's not a frustrated comment, just a statement of fact.
Last year, I posted some of my favourite choral pieces. Thought I'd do the same again this year:
Last year, I posted some of my favourite choral pieces. Thought I'd do the same again this year:
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
Holy Living is Relational Not Legal
If you've been around Christian circles long enough, you'll have probably come across Jesus' command to be perfect as the Lord your God is perfect. But what does that mean?
Tuesday, 14 December 2010
Biblical Thinking and the Mind of God
Do you think of the Bible, the product of the mind of God, as something that looks like this:
...or like this:
...or like this:
Saturday, 11 December 2010
Understanding Biblical Symbols
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| A penknife: one object, many uses. In the Bible, an item can symbolise multiple realities. Consider it divine shorthand, in a paper scarce time. |
On understanding biblical symbols, especially in the context of the book of Revelation, he says:
The reason the language "Symbol" exists is to say things that cannot readily be said in discourse [linear-logic] languages. A symbol can indicate several different things at once... For example the Temple and the Tabernacle simultaneously symbolise the cosmos, the house of God, the social community, the individual human being and the Messiah as Perfect Man. Similarly, the altar is simultaneously, a minature holy mountain, God's people, the human person and Jesus.
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