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Matt Valler
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"Matt Valler
My open space for thinking out loud.
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Politics
Blogs I read
Woombles Some captivating poetry
Sean Doherty "happyclappy oxford socialist ordinand theologian" But nonetheless interesting!
Mark Hawkins This guy cracks me up
Andrew Stobart Accordian player, theologian & friend
Matt Currey Legend! And lots of helpful info on the globalisation, ecology and trade debates
Help, I'm losing my faith!
Studying Christianity and its biblical or theological traditions in any significant depth usually leads to a faith-crisis of some description or another. It's nothing to worry about; it's quite normal.
In the same way as the child approaching adolescence has to deal with the uncertainty of their world - where parents can suddenly be successfully challenged, and school rules can be successfully bent - so our journey into mature faith will involve a crisis of confidence in things once certain.
Any healthy adult has learnt to deal with the contingent role of once revered authorities; we become independent persons capable of navigating life without knowing what will happen next. So any healthy Christian will move beyond the crisis of faith-adolescence into a more contingent, but equally real faith.
As dependence in childhood matures into inter-dependence in adulthood, so simply constructed faith moves into inter-dependent theological thought and practice. The fear created by a realisation of our own independence should not prompt us to regression, but to maturely progress into a less certain belief-system, but a more connected faith in God.
It's faith, in the end, that keeps us going when we don't really know.
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