Please note my Buzz Lightyear score to the left. Then go here, and note the pathetically wimpy score of a fellow who has attended Princeton Seminary.
Now I ask you, if stuck in a tense intergalactic battle, where the future of the Universe is on the line, who you gonna call?
Now I ask you, if stuck in a tense intergalactic battle, where the future of the Universe is on the line, who you gonna call?
Thank you.
And yes, that is my eldest daughter, and yes, that look of bewilderment on her face may, in fact be genetic.
And yes, that is my eldest daughter, and yes, that look of bewilderment on her face may, in fact be genetic.
3 comments:
This cracked me up! Princeton was never good at training people for battle. And I don't care what the writers say. The pen isn't mightier than a photon laser.
Because we from that other school don't get caught up in the babble of words for fear of wasting valuable kingdom time I direct you to my friend Barth:
“The decisive contradiction of the kingdom of God against all concealed or blatant kingdoms of force is to be seen quite simply in the fact that it invalidates the whole friend-foe relationship between one human and another.... The disciples are told: ‘Love your enemies!’ (Matt. 5:44). This is the end of the whole friend-foe relationship, for when we love our enemy he ceases to be our enemy. It thus abolishes the whole exercise of force, which presupposes this relationship, and has no meaning apart from it.... In conformity with the New Testament, one can be pacifist not in principle but only in practice (praktisch Pazifist). But let everyone consider very carefully whether, being called to discipleship, it is possible to avoid – or permissible to neglect – becoming a practical pacifist!”
—Karl Barth, Church Dogmatics IV/2, pp. 549-50 (KD IV/2, p. 622).
P.S. Haven't those missional dudes from pasadena you've been hanging with reformed you yet? hehehehe.
KC:
While you were quoting Barth, I shot your spacecraft to blithereens. Mwhooo HAHAHAH!
Other school, what? Have you been spiking your lattes with something before using free Panera wifi?
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