I’ve been meaning to post this for a week or two, but I’m just now getting to it. It’s kind of old now, but if nothing else it’s here for my future reference.
In a recent issue of Sports Illustrated, Dan Patrick has a list of the most memorable encounters he had during Super Bowl week. [...]
wadehodges.com Archives: February 2008
So what is the difference between guilt and shame?
Guilt says “You’ve done something wrong.”
Shame says “There is something wrong with you.”
In his book, Atonement for a “Sinless” Society, Alan Mann suggests that before churches address the problem of guilt they must address the epidemic of shame that exists in a post-Christian culture.
Do you agree?
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I’m doing some reading about atonement theory.
I’ve got A Community Called Atonement, Recovering the Scandal of the Cross, and Atonement for a ‘Sinless’ Society.
Any other ideas?
It’s interesting to me that while all Christians agree that we are saved by Jesus’ death on the cross, we can’t agree upon a unified theory for explaining [...]
Congratulations to the the New York Football Giants.
After pulling off that kind of upset, I’ll call them whatever they want to be called.
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“How can we oppose evil without creating new evils and being made evil ourselves?”–Walter Wink
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So what is the difference between guilt and shame?
Guilt says “You’ve done something wrong.”
Shame says “There is something wrong with you.”
In his book, Atonement for a “Sinless” Society, Alan Mann suggests that before churches address the problem of guilt they must address the epidemic of shame that exists in a post-Christian culture.
Do you agree?
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I’m doing some reading about atonement theory.
I’ve got A Community Called Atonement, Recovering the Scandal of the Cross, and Atonement for a ‘Sinless’ Society.
Any other ideas?
It’s interesting to me that while all Christians agree that we are saved by Jesus’ death on the cross, we can’t agree upon a unified theory for explaining [...]
Congratulations to the the New York Football Giants.
After pulling off that kind of upset, I’ll call them whatever they want to be called.
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“How can we oppose evil without creating new evils and being made evil ourselves?”–Walter Wink
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