I use my blogs as commonplace books, storehouses of memorabilia. In this sense commonplace does not mean trite, but goes back to its Latin root, meaning a point with general application. Shephanim is a collection of commonplaces in the strict sense, while Sarregouset is more of a clearinghouse. I find each post worthy of remembering, and maybe you will too.
That is not the role of the student leaders here at RUF. We pray that the truth would be made known through the discussion of the passage under the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
But would another member of the study question an obvious misinterpretation? You've mentioned this study style before. I'd like to sit through one, but it might frustrate me to hear error. But you give credit where it's due -- the Word is alive, more powerful than a sword! Dad
I certainly would! Sometimes it is not corrected, when the error originates in the holder's denominational beliefs. But you don't have to sit meekly through it - it's supposed to be a discussion, where different perspectives can interact and gain insight.
But do you correct those views based on proofs from scripture?
ReplyDeleteThat is not the role of the student leaders here at RUF. We pray that the truth would be made known through the discussion of the passage under the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
ReplyDeleteBut would another member of the study question an obvious misinterpretation? You've mentioned this study style before. I'd like to sit through one, but it might frustrate me to hear error. But you give credit where it's due -- the Word is alive, more powerful than a sword!
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I certainly would! Sometimes it is not corrected, when the error originates in the holder's denominational beliefs. But you don't have to sit meekly through it - it's supposed to be a discussion, where different perspectives can interact and gain insight.
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