I found some notes I had jotted down in my planner – they’re not fully developed, but I’d thought I’d post them up and see what happens! \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
We were created<\/strong> in imperfection so that we could realize that we must make the journey home (to wholeness, to heaven) together – if we were perfect we wouldn’t need other people, and Christianity is (or should be) a communal faith.<\/p>\n Also, if God had created us “perfect” then we would be gods as well, not humans – God alone is perfect . . . that means that necessarily – ontologically – we must not<\/strong> be perfect . . . it distinguishes us from God.<\/p>\n Maybe “imperfection” is not the right word . . . maybe that word is more indicative of a longing, a yearning for something beyond us, something that completes<\/em> us . . . we are not created complete (perfect) because we will be complete at our re-birth in heaven.<\/p>\n Blessings & Peace, I found some notes I had jotted down in my planner – they’re not fully developed, but I’d thought I’d<\/p>\n
Hugo<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"