Sublime

This is what Timothy Keller argues, quoting sociologist Robert Bellah's Habits of the Heart: "The irony is that here, too, just where we think we [modern people] are most free, we are most coerced by the dominant beliefs of our own culture. For it is a powerful cultural fiction that we not only can, but must, make up our deepest beliefs in the

Finally, this book showed me that the cure for both legalism and antinomianism is the gospel.

Thus God taught in emblematic form that the Decalogue was foundational, its applications secondary, contextualized, and temporary.

You might think of Augustine as offering a hitchhiker’s guide to the cosmos for wandering hearts.

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En este sentido, hay bastantes iglesias ortodoxas en las que el evangelio debe ser descubierto de nuevo y luego aplicado a los corazones de las personas.

Tim likes to say that after years and years of marriage he often finds himself in situations where he is about to respond, but he knows instinctively what I would say or do if I were there. “In that split second, I have the opportunity to ask myself, ‘Would Kathy’s typical reaction be more wise and appropriate than mine?’ And I realize my