Comments on: The Lord’s Model vs Programs http://thoughtpaths.com/archives/160 ThoughtPaths with Ken Wilson et al Sat, 22 Nov 2008 05:19:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: kwilson http://thoughtpaths.com/archives/160#comment-86 Fri, 04 May 2007 00:41:46 +0000 http://thoughtpaths.com/archives/160#comment-86 Actually I can't think of anything more delightful. Recalling my post on saying that I am a florist to avoid geek questions, I hate talking IT. The few times that theology has come up it has been wonderful! What better subject to spend ones time on... Actually I can’t think of anything more delightful. Recalling my post on saying that I am a florist to avoid geek questions, I hate talking IT. The few times that theology has come up it has been wonderful! What better subject to spend ones time on…

]]> by: cnaphan http://thoughtpaths.com/archives/160#comment-85 Thu, 03 May 2007 05:48:08 +0000 http://thoughtpaths.com/archives/160#comment-85 Listen to how St. Gregory of Nyssa describes the vibrant enthusiasm for doctrine in his 4th century flock in a very amusing way: "Ask a man for change, he philosophises on the Begotten and the Unbegotten; ask the price of bread, you are told 'the Father is greater, the Son inferior;' ask if the bath is ready, they say the 'Son is made from nothing'" Be careful what you wish for or else, instead of dispensing computer advice in the locker room, you might find yourself debating the Trinity or some other abstruse topic. Instead of processors, it'll be processions of divine persons. Instead of dual booting, it'll be the dual nature of Christ. Listen to how St. Gregory of Nyssa describes the vibrant enthusiasm for doctrine in his 4th century flock in a very amusing way:

“Ask a man for change, he philosophises on the Begotten and the Unbegotten; ask the price of bread, you are told ‘the Father is greater, the Son inferior;’ ask if the bath is ready, they say the ‘Son is made from nothing’”

Be careful what you wish for or else, instead of dispensing computer advice in the locker room, you might find yourself debating the Trinity or some other abstruse topic. Instead of processors, it’ll be processions of divine persons. Instead of dual booting, it’ll be the dual nature of Christ.

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