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Tag Archives: monkeybars
Deep Beliefs Determine Our Behaviors and Emotions
In a person of integrity, stated beliefs and behaviors correspond to deep beliefs, which in turn correspond to the way things actually are. For most of us (all?), this correspondence is mixed at best. Deep beliefs, which are often unknown … Continue reading →
Unpacking the Dance–Dykstra and Bass on a theology of Christian practice
Idea for Dancing on the Monkey Bars: The dance is lived theology, the indivisible intermixing of theoria and poiesis that is summed up in praxis (reflective action). Theoria informs poiesis and poiesis informs theoria. In the living of it, the … Continue reading →