Comments on: -al http://www.wellspringsg.org/blogs/gospelprism/2008/02/15/al/ Wed, 30 Nov 2011 17:39:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: David Park http://www.wellspringsg.org/blogs/gospelprism/2008/02/15/al/comment-page-1/#comment-51256 David Park Wed, 20 Feb 2008 04:51:30 +0000 http://www.wccc.net/blogs/gospelprism/2008/02/15/al/#comment-51256 Interesting points...but fairly scathing I think, without a fair shake at either definition. While you are right to point out the "cheaper" manifestations of these notions, there are deeper and constructive expressions as well. While language isn't all, it is a subtle move to make the noun form move from a static noun to something that expresses movement. In that sense, I think it helps, and in agreement with you, I think such movement has to be informed by the deeper doctrinal foundations that you speak of, but it's not to tear the word sans -al down, it's actually an aide to help us stop thinking of those notions as a one-time event. Interesting points…but fairly scathing I think, without a fair shake at either definition. While you are right to point out the “cheaper” manifestations of these notions, there are deeper and constructive expressions as well. While language isn’t all, it is a subtle move to make the noun form move from a static noun to something that expresses movement. In that sense, I think it helps, and in agreement with you, I think such movement has to be informed by the deeper doctrinal foundations that you speak of, but it’s not to tear the word sans -al down, it’s actually an aide to help us stop thinking of those notions as a one-time event.

]]> By: every square inch http://www.wellspringsg.org/blogs/gospelprism/2008/02/15/al/comment-page-1/#comment-51241 every square inch Tue, 19 Feb 2008 02:02:47 +0000 http://www.wccc.net/blogs/gospelprism/2008/02/15/al/#comment-51241 Sam Insightful post. In a rush to be incarnational, I wonder if we haven't bypassed the glory of the Incarnation. Beholding the Incarnation not simply as a metaphor for contextualizing but rather as the mystery of the glory of Christ. Sam

Insightful post. In a rush to be incarnational, I wonder if we haven’t bypassed the glory of the Incarnation. Beholding the Incarnation not simply as a metaphor for contextualizing but rather as the mystery of the glory of Christ.

]]> By: brad brisco http://www.wellspringsg.org/blogs/gospelprism/2008/02/15/al/comment-page-1/#comment-51237 brad brisco Mon, 18 Feb 2008 19:36:35 +0000 http://www.wccc.net/blogs/gospelprism/2008/02/15/al/#comment-51237 Darrell Guder has a good little book titled "The Incarnation and the Church's Witness" where he discusses the use of the word "incarnational" to describe our witness while not diluting THE incarnation event. I have posted a handful of excerpts inlcuding this one: http://missionalchurchnetwork.com/darrell-guder-incarnational-mission/ Darrell Guder has a good little book titled “The Incarnation and the Church’s Witness” where he discusses the use of the word “incarnational” to describe our witness while not diluting THE incarnation event. I have posted a handful of excerpts inlcuding this one:

http://missionalchurchnetwork.com/darrell-guder-incarnational-mission/

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