Mark Driscoll once famously offered a critique of Sydney Anglicanism. Maybe someone should give him a copy of Muriel Porter’s irenicly titled book Sydney Anglicans and the Threat to World Anglicanism: The Sydney Experiment. If he visits Melbourne maybe they could compare notes. Anyway, Mark Thompson (who teaches theology at the Anglican Moore College in …
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From Tim Chester’s A Meal With Jesus We think we’re enacting grace if we provide for the poor. But we’re only half-way there. We’ve missed the social dynamics. What we communicate is that we’re able and you’re unable. “I can do something for you, but you can do nothing for me. I’m superior to you.” …
From Tim Chester’s A Meal With Jesus We need a theology of leftovers. The Old Testament people of Israel were told to gather just enough manna for one day (Exodus 16) When they tried to gather two day’s worth, it always went bad. If you acted as if manna was a finite resource that must …
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