James Alison reflects on how Jesus navigated the tension of rivalry between divine and human power [Matthew 22:15-21].
 
Reflection
<ol><li style="font-weight:400;">How might we re-imagine our obedience to God to be without rivalry to others?</li>
<li style="font-weight:400;">How might the tension of divine and human law invite us towards following God?</li>
</ol>

James Alison reflects on how Jesus navigated the tension of rivalry between divine and human power [Matthew 22:15-21]. Reflection How might we re-imagine our obedience to God to be without rivalry to others? How might the tension of divine and human law invite us towards following God?

James Alison reflects on how Jesus navigated the tension of rivalry between divine and human power [Matthew 22:15-21].
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Reflection
<ol><li>How might we re-imagine our obedience to God to be without rivalry to others?</li>
<li>How might the tension of divine and human law invite us towards following God?</li>
</ol>

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