Tuesday, November 07, 2006

Food For Thought

"As an option for the private field, as the protagonist for certain values, Christianity can enjoy considerable success. Churches can grow. People can be encouraged, as the posters in General Eisenhower's day used to put it, to 'join the church of your choice.' All this can happen. And yet the claim, the awesome and winsome claim of Jesus Christ to be alone the Lord of all the world, the light that alone shows the whole of reality as it really is, the life that alone endures forever - this claim is effectively silenced. It remains, for our culture, just one of the varieties of religious experience"

-- Lesslie Newbigin, Foolishness to the Greeks, pg. 19

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