Post by RayW on Jan 21, 2013 16:27:26 GMT -8
Post the answers to this weeks discussion questions here:
1. Where would you place “getting intoxicated” in the quadrant chart? What is the chief principle that it violates? Are you consistently applying this principle in other parts of your own life? Explain.
2. Many Postmoderns call the Church hypocritical because of inconsistency in what the Church condemns and how Christians live. Explain how someone who does not eat healthy, but who condemns a person for smoking, might be thought of a hypocrite. What can we do to be more consistent?
3. Further discuss which doctrines you believe are essential for salvation. Place them in the center of the Circle of Importance.
4. Further discuss which doctrines you believe are essential for orthodoxy, other than those you placed in the “essential for salvation” category.
5. Discuss the Chart of Certainty and the answers that you gave to each question.
6. Did your group find essential unity even though you disagree upon minor issues? How does this help you to understand the essential unity of the Body of Christ?
7. How was your thinking most challenged by the lesson? Explain.
1. Where would you place “getting intoxicated” in the quadrant chart? What is the chief principle that it violates? Are you consistently applying this principle in other parts of your own life? Explain.
2. Many Postmoderns call the Church hypocritical because of inconsistency in what the Church condemns and how Christians live. Explain how someone who does not eat healthy, but who condemns a person for smoking, might be thought of a hypocrite. What can we do to be more consistent?
3. Further discuss which doctrines you believe are essential for salvation. Place them in the center of the Circle of Importance.
4. Further discuss which doctrines you believe are essential for orthodoxy, other than those you placed in the “essential for salvation” category.
5. Discuss the Chart of Certainty and the answers that you gave to each question.
6. Did your group find essential unity even though you disagree upon minor issues? How does this help you to understand the essential unity of the Body of Christ?
7. How was your thinking most challenged by the lesson? Explain.