Television is the
Bible of Olympianity in our day. Not only is it the normative source of our
society’s shared beliefs, values, norms, and goals. Not only is it the normative
structure of the Olympian personality that smolders darkly inside us all. It is
also the source of the Grand Narrative: the master story through which we
understand our world and in which we all have our place.
(1) Jesus Christ sets us on the path of freedom which is based on truth and leads through love to eternal life. (2) Yet false gods continue to enthrall us with the path of power which is based on falsehood and leads through indifference to death. (3) Even Christians have fallen under their spell. (4) But Jesus is calling us to join him as prophetic witnesses in breaking their spell beginning with his Church. (5) Use this website to strengthen your witness to Jesus for our good and his glory.
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
TV: The Bible of Olympianity
The Bible, both Old and New Testaments, is our normative witness to Jesus Christ.
Jesus talks to us today. All he says to us today, however, is consistent with what he said to the prophets and apostles yesterday.
This means, of course, that to discern and affirm what Jesus is saying to us today, we need to read the Bible. Sadly, we Christians have largely abandoned it.
Jesus talks to us today. All he says to us today, however, is consistent with what he said to the prophets and apostles yesterday.
This means, of course, that to discern and affirm what Jesus is saying to us today, we need to read the Bible. Sadly, we Christians have largely abandoned it.
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Witness to Jesus Becomes Morality
Jesus freed us
human beings from religion. He freed us from the six false gods of power, from
the Olympian worldview based on them, and from the sacred world expressing it.
The writers of the New Testament all witness to this.
Gradually, however, their faithful witness to Jesus was subverted and became Christianity.
Not only that. Jesus freed us human beings from morality. Gradually, however, faithful witness to Jesus was subverted and became Christian morality.
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