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Ravi Zacharias and the Judgment of God
The suffering and rejection of Christ on the cross is understood as eschatological suffering and rejection, and is brought by the martyrs into the eschatological public arena, where they are cast out, rejected and publicly executed.
Jurgen Moltmann • The Crucified God: 40th Anniversary Edition
Then who this God is, revealed in justification, is not an accountant or a scorekeeper but a minister who comes to your dying person with a personhood (hypostasis) that enters your death experiences as an act of ministry (kenosis) so that you might be free from serving death and be (not a clairvoyant shaman but) a minister to your neighbor (theosis
... See moreAndrew Root • Faith Formation in a Secular Age : Volume 1 (Ministry in a Secular Age): Responding to the Church's Obsession with Youthfulness
when Israel’s god acts, it will be upon Israel herself that the judgment will fall. Why does she look at the speck in her neighbour’s eye, when there is a plank in her own?39 If she is blind herself, how can she be the light of the world?40 If the light in her is darkness, how great that darkness is.
N. T. Wright • Jesus Victory of God V2: Christian Origins And The Question Of God
If we were able to see how evil today leads to good tomorrow – if we were able to see from the point of view of God, creator of all – we would understand justice but at the cost of ceasing to be human. We would accept all, vindicate all, and become deaf to the cries of those in pain. God does not want us to cease to be human,