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Sent: January 30, 2006 12:36
Subject: Re: Fw: [TruthTalk] The spirit of anti-christ orthodxy IS the issue. either the heresies at hand were settled by
the fathers or they were settled by the Nestoriuns. either St. Gregory's
statement about the 'unassumed being unhealed' is correct, or it is not.
either Jesus became human to deal with the human condition, or he did not.
either I was crucified with Christ as a human being, or I was not.
the question, in any event ought to be: if the new covenant is in effect,
and there is indeed a new creation established in the resurrection of Jesus, and
if the identity of the person of Jesus is written into the flesh of my
heart and known by my mind without benefit or need of teaching; then why am I
impelled to argue one side while someone else argues the other? this seems
to me the more important question. why do we remain in the dark when
the light is always shining? if I have been crucified with Christ, what is
there to be afraid of, and yet, why am I still afraid? why is the
comfort that was promised to me by my Lord and of which I have
occasional awareness a transient experience? eschatalogically
speaking: for what is my experience as a human being preparing me?
RD
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