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Christians sadly, embody the same partisan and political divisions of the world. But we have something the world doesn't: God.
What if God is in our political disagreements? What if there is something he is trying to teach us, form us, sanctify us in our conflicts? What if he is can make something new if we discern his presence in our radically opposing passions and beliefs?
This draws heavily on Tim Otto's "Oriented to Faith" and David Fitch's "Church of Us v Them"
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Christians sadly, embody the same partisan and political divisions of the world. But we have something the world doesn't: God.
What if God is in our political disagreements? What if there is something he is trying to teach us, form us, sanctify us in our conflicts? What if he is can make something new if we discern his presence in our radically opposing passions and beliefs?
This draws heavily on Tim Otto's "Oriented to Faith" and David Fitch's "Church of Us v Them"