The God we worship is not vague, “the more.” The God we worship is not “the biggest thing around.” The God we worship is not “something had to start it.” The God we worship is not a God that insures that we will somehow get out of life alive. The God we worship, as our passage from Luke makes clear, is not a God whose ways correspond to our presumptions bout how God should be God. That God has come near to us in Christ does not mean that God is less than God. God is God and we are not.
– Stanley Hauerwas, Working With Words (via invisibleforeigner) Via was kommen mag
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