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- Luke
- I started this blog out of curiousity and it grew to become a great encouragement for me in my Christian walk. I hope the writings here can be used by God to further His work in your life.
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What's This? A Blog Post???8 months ago
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opening day [squeezed in versinon]11 months ago
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[Free *HD*] The Good Lie Free5 years ago
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Three Princes... and a Pauper7 years ago
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What day is it?7 years ago
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the.big.28 years ago
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Our ellipsis . . .8 years ago
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Disney World8 years ago
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November 20148 years ago
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The Other Side of the Hill8 years ago
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Pink Explosion8 years ago
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Illnesses and injuries9 years ago
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What they say about Good Friday9 years ago
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I am unclean9 years ago
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My Blog has Moved!9 years ago
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December... Full, Full, Full!9 years ago
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An Overnight Guest10 years ago
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A New Beginning...10 years ago
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Worlds Greatest Beans10 years ago
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5 or 50??10 years ago
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Zach & Daniela's Wedding Reception11 years ago
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July in Review11 years ago
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A Note from Tucker11 years ago
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I wonder how many times12 years ago
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Finally!12 years ago
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2012 resolutions12 years ago
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7.24.1112 years ago
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13 comments:
well said. a christian that doesn't do theology is like a chef that doesn't do cooking. it is literally impossible to be a christian and not "do theology". so you might as well do it right.
Sheesh Traever, three times to get the spelling and grammar right? You're slipping man. ;-)
i don't "do typing"
Ah, but you see, everyone who leaves a comment in some way must...wait... oh, I get it!
Not only do our actions reveal our theology, they define our theology. Lex orandi, lex credendi.
Nick: How are you defining "define"?
Do you believe our actions define our theology as in, our actions shape/define our theology, or are you saying that our actions "give definition to" our theology?
I'm not sure I understand the distinction you're making.
My [relatively minor] point is that our actions shape our beliefs as our beliefs shape our actions. Or, to see things in a more holistic way, our actions are actually part and parcel of our theology.
Though I should point out that the Latin phrase I mentioned is more pointedly discussing worship and prayer. We believe as we worship (I think prayer can rightfully sit under that term).
Just reading a little in Proverbs tonight, I thought vss. 20-33 are rather clear about the importance of biblical wisdom, knowledge, counsel, and reproof. I'm not sure, but it would seem that someone who doesn't "do theology" or "study" could be bringing much hurt upon themselves, according to vss. 26-32.
Well, my problems with google are yet unresolved, so I can't post comments with my username.
-Ash
good theology backed up by good scripture. gotta love it.
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