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Anson
This is so related to what I’m studying! I’m currently reading “The New Testament and the People of God” for my NT class. Really interesting stuff, especially the difference between positivism, phenomenalism, critical realism… and the hermeneutic of love he suggests.
I believe ultimately it’s only love that can untangle all the communication problems between people =)
BTW, I also studied Genesis 11 (the tower of babel) this morning with some fellow brothers. It’s so interesting that God confused their language so to stop their false “modernistic” unity and determination. Perhaps it is a grace afterall for God to do such thing, because the unity He has in mind for us is not based on mere human efforts (i.e. using technology, grand-visions, united-ness like the UN), but unified in the Spirit, which was not realized until the NT church. So it’s really interesting to see the relationship between confusing the tongues and the true unity in love and spirit. Perhaps the lesson of Genesis 11 is that: God confused our tongues because he wants us to unify ourselves in the right way, that is in the Spirit and in love. During times of miscommunication, perhaps that’s where we should resort to heal the wounds and bridge the gap =)
Jan 19th, 2007
edmund
Yes, and early Christians got a foretaste of what is to come in Acts 2 during the Pentecost — the subversion of the curse originated from Gen 11.
A new age has come!
Jan 19th, 2007
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