Wednesday, December 05, 2012
Doctrine in the Context of Community
It is true that doctrine divides.  In a sinful
 world, that division at times is necessary.  But it is also true that 
doctrine is meant to operate within the context of community, and when 
it functions outside of community, it creates unnecessary division, 
sinful division.  Community becomes warped apart from doctrine; doctrine
 becomes warped apart from community.  Bad doctrine is a community 
problem, and bad community is a doctrinal problem.  It is worth 
considering that the lack of community in our day could be the cause, or
 a cause, of many of our doctrinal issues.
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