Comments on: ★ Wanting to keep some things together http://jonathanstegall.com/2010/01/13/wanting-to-keep-some-things-together/ culture, design, spirituality Tue, 22 May 2012 11:53:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Dave H. http://jonathanstegall.com/2010/01/13/wanting-to-keep-some-things-together/#comment-1431 Dave H. Thu, 14 Jan 2010 16:45:59 +0000 http://jonathanstegall.com/?p=2414#comment-1431 THANK YOU for speaking up about this. I also wade both streams, and see no reason a separation should be required or even expected. Theology *is* missional work, and pursuing mission is precisely the way to pursue a theology. In my experience, growth and development in one inevitably produces a transformation in the other, in this way these aspects of faith are linked. The idea that one aspect may change while the other somehow remains static is a fiction. Maybe we've misunderstood some of the implications of Brother Maynard's post and he's planning some expansion/clarifications of the fracture he's thinking about. THANK YOU for speaking up about this. I also wade both streams, and see no reason a separation should be required or even expected.

Theology *is* missional work, and pursuing mission is precisely the way to pursue a theology. In my experience, growth and development in one inevitably produces a transformation in the other, in this way these aspects of faith are linked. The idea that one aspect may change while the other somehow remains static is a fiction.

Maybe we’ve misunderstood some of the implications of Brother Maynard’s post and he’s planning some expansion/clarifications of the fracture he’s thinking about.

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