The Human God
Jesus is how God is human and we do not become human until we are human as God is human.
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A Pilgrimage Through Romans (opens the original)
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For the past six years, I’ve read a significant portion of the New Testament with a party of friends—John Behr, Julie Canlis, Douglas Campbell, Chris Green, Brad Jersak, Sister Vassa Larin, John MacMurrary, Cherith Fee Nordling, and sometimes Paul Young and Brian Zahnd.From early September to approximately March—every year the past six years—we’ve read through John, Revelation, Matthew, Hebrews, and many of the Letters of Paul. On Wednesday afternoons, one of us leads a discussion of a chapter (
Marked by God's Human Story in Time (opens the original)
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The church has a story, the story of the forever-human, in whose divine image we are made; who is one of us, for all of us, through every trial of existence, even death; who is our rescue; who bestows on human nature God’s own permanence.God makes time for us in human flesh and lives the divine story as a human story, making the human story divine, and so the church has a calendar that marks the occasions of God’s life among us, and marks us with God’s own way of being human.<a class="image-link
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