Alexander Moody Stuart ~ Note

 ~ The following is excerpted from  Alexander Moody Stuart – A Memoir – Kenneth Moody Stuart







Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Eros, Agape, Philia, . . . .

Love is both a command and a feeling.  In romantic love, the feelings can run ahead of the commands.  In non-romantic love, the command can run ahead of the feelings. The commands involve commitment. The feelings involve intimacy and passion.
Read more

Glory ~ Emergent and Attendant

I think that in the Bible, there are two major ways that we see glory function. I will reference the New Testament books of the Gospel of John and Revelation to explore this. They correspond to Being and Doing. (1) Glory As Emergent (Doing): In the Gospel of John, Jesus or God is described as being glorified or as showing His glory when he performs a miracle such as turning the water to wine (John 2:11) or raising Lazarus from the dead. "This sickness will not end in death. No, it is for God's glory so that God's Son may be glorified through it" (John 11:4). *Note: In philosophy, happiness is often described as being a byproduct of some action taken. That is to say, you do something and happiness results. It emerges. Glory is also a byproduct of action. It is a result of doing. (Happiness is not something you pursue. Rather you live virtuously and happiness results as a byproduct. Likewise, glory is not something you pursue but rather you pursue living life accordin...
Read more