There is no denying that this world is "sinful" as Jesus witnessed himself.
Yet the answer that there will be salvation in another life is inadequate. This is because the source of Jesus's suffering, if it could be identified with other sufferers of the world at large, is also the source of Jesus's ressurection. That may lead to the conclusion that Christianity is only a transcendental religion, with no care for the reality of this world - that the suffering felt in this world is only answered by the salvation in another.
I am inclined to believe that Jesus had another message that would also make the life in the world important also. As the Bible states, God was good and therefore all that he created was good also.
So between the inherent goodness of this world and the world we know today, what are Christian's task in this world?
2007-07-23
07:47:43
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