"Vandergraaf, Chuck" wrote:
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> If Jesus were to walk among us today, how would he reveal his glory to us?
> Maybe not by turning water into wine, but possibly by doing something that
> we would clearly recognize as something out of the ordinary.
There are a number of signs in the 4th gospel, but the "hour" of Jesus'
glorification is clear: The cross. Any attempt to find glory other than
through the cross is the work of one who "does not deserve to be called a
theologian" (Luther). & that provides a partial answer to Bill P's query,
"What's wrong with miracles?" in a parallel post. An emphasis on miracles is
often - though not always - associated with false theologies of glory.
Shalom,
George
George L. Murphy
http://web.raex.com./~gmurphy/
"The Science-Theology Dialogue"
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