Things Written Of - Food Offered to Idols (Ch 8)
8:1-5 - What we know
8:6-13 - What we do with what we know
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Things Written Of - Food Offered to Idols (Ch 8) 8:1-5 - What we know 8:6-13 - What we do with what we know Subscribe for more resources at ⁠⁠⁠buriedandborn.substack.com⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠Buried and Born - Medium

Things Written Of - Food Offered to Idols (Ch 8)
8:1-5 - What we know
8:6-13 - What we do with what we know
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Letter Series | 1st Corinthians | Love is Greater than Knowledge (Ch 8)

The human experience starts at birth and ends at death. The space in between is the time we develop, gather, acquire, accomplish, consume and participate in the human life. Each and every one of these periods ends the same. From dust we come and to dust we shall return. Buried &amp; Born reverses this model and puts death first in order to be born again to a new, eternal and everlasting life where, through participation in the life of Christ, we are freed from the blindness and slavery of the temporary gains of a self-oriented life and we experience a true and elevated humanity, fully alive.

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The human experience starts at birth and ends at death. The space in between is the time we develop, gather, acquire, accomplish, consume and participate in the human life. Each and every one of these periods ends the same. From dust we come and to dust we shall return. Buried & Born reverses this model and puts death first in order to be born again to a new, eternal and everlasting life where, through participation in the life of Christ, we are freed from the blindness and slavery of the temporary gains of a self-oriented life and we experience a true and elevated humanity, fully alive.

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Letter Series | 1st Corinthians | Love is Greater than Knowledge (Ch 8)