Jacques Ellul
Ellul: Walking the Talk, Redeeming the Time
Ellul says that Christians are called to "redeem the time" through both action and words, which are inseparable.
Jacques Ellul
Ellul says that Christians are called to "redeem the time" through both action and words, which are inseparable.
Jacques Ellul
Jacques Ellul offers "thoughts and prayers" for Christians seeking to preserve the world.
Jacques Ellul
A summary so far; what ethics are for; the problem with being nice.
Jacques Ellul
We try to resolve the tension of living in a sinful world by creating systems of morality to try and improve the situation. But the world can't be made less sinful by us, and Christianity is not morality.
Jacques Ellul
The layperson is where the church connects with the world, but instead we choose to compartmentalize our faith.
ephemera
This time: Stupid AI tricks; the subversive Bible.
Jacques Ellul
"On the one hand, we cannot make this world less sinful; on the other, we cannot accept it as it is."
Jacques Ellul
Ellul: Christians try to overcome the "scandal" of living in a sinful world by either compartmentalizing their faith away from it, or attempting to "Christianize" everything and make it seem less sinful.
Jacques Ellul
Christians only have one job, according to Jacques Ellul. (The first of what turned out to be a multi-year marathon of noting my way through Ellul's Presence.)