Not accepting "hymnody" really made me angry. But more to the point, I like your take on the Trinity. When I wrote my statement of faith for the ordination process, I was very nervous about getting something "wrong" about the Trinity. My very Presbyterian mentor read over it for me and praised it as being "strongly Trinitarian." I'm not sure what I did to get it "right," but it was a relief.
Eric, let me join you in decrying the inconsistency of the NYT Spelling Bee; lots of Spanish, Yiddish, and Eastern words, but not many Latin ones. I have my own list of words that should be there. (And don't get me started on gonna, wanna, atc.)
Anyway, a very good overview of the Trinity. I was introduced to the relational viw by Richard Rohr's book The Divine Dance, IIRC. Mostly I don't think about it too much.
I’ll need to listen again and again! This one seems to be an opening for me- I often open prayers with Creator God, Heavenly Father, Divine Mother, Christ Jesus and the Holy Spirit! Given Pentecost, maybe my new word for the dictionary is Pentatarian:)
Not accepting "hymnody" really made me angry. But more to the point, I like your take on the Trinity. When I wrote my statement of faith for the ordination process, I was very nervous about getting something "wrong" about the Trinity. My very Presbyterian mentor read over it for me and praised it as being "strongly Trinitarian." I'm not sure what I did to get it "right," but it was a relief.
Eric, let me join you in decrying the inconsistency of the NYT Spelling Bee; lots of Spanish, Yiddish, and Eastern words, but not many Latin ones. I have my own list of words that should be there. (And don't get me started on gonna, wanna, atc.)
Anyway, a very good overview of the Trinity. I was introduced to the relational viw by Richard Rohr's book The Divine Dance, IIRC. Mostly I don't think about it too much.
I’ll need to listen again and again! This one seems to be an opening for me- I often open prayers with Creator God, Heavenly Father, Divine Mother, Christ Jesus and the Holy Spirit! Given Pentecost, maybe my new word for the dictionary is Pentatarian:)