A really helpful critique respectfully written. It seems that defining God's personhood through the categories of human personhood is the root issue? Having taken this primary step, any theology and practice that then flows out of this becomes skewed, which is precisely the point I guess that Comer is intending to underline...
A really helpful critique respectfully written. It seems that defining God's personhood through the categories of human personhood is the root issue? Having taken this primary step, any theology and practice that then flows out of this becomes skewed, which is precisely the point I guess that Comer is intending to underline...
A really helpful critique respectfully written. It seems that defining God's personhood through the categories of human personhood is the root issue? Having taken this primary step, any theology and practice that then flows out of this becomes skewed, which is precisely the point I guess that Comer is intending to underline...