What is the most radical characteristic of your life as a Christian?
What, to you, does it mean to live radically?
Are we called to live that way?
What, to you, does it mean to live radically?
Are we called to live that way?
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missju said:
I suppose that most would say that the most radical characteristic of my life as a Christian is that I see the Lord as Lord and the Scriptures were made for me and not me for the Scriptures . They are a tool - one of many - that the Lord *may* use in communicating with us . It has no authority - only the Lord has authority .
To me , it means to be different in a very obvious way .
I don't know about you or anyone esle . I am not called to live radically . It just so happens that how I am called is radical .
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missju said:
I start with this question (still pondering the others): believers are individuals and I believe that God deals with each believer individually. In other words, I don't believe that all are called to live that way or any specific way for that matter nor do I believe that none is called to live in a certain way.
But you are posting great questions
... might take me some time to reflect on them
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