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1.02.2015

A short list 2

Here's another short list I just put together to go along with the Evil-Alienation-Death one:

The Situation of a Christian

1. Naivete
2. Between worlds
3. Spiritual battlefield

I was thinking of how big a theme me being naive in general regarding my situation has been in my life. Things like: assuming everybody is just like me in the context of interests and spirituality and enthusiasms and so on. They're not. They're in a different world. I was always in-between worlds; this world, and the world to come (in between Egypt and the Promise Land). Also, naive in assuming good will on everybody's part. That "naked on the battlefield" or, "total idiot on the battlefield" thing.

Posted by c.t. at 03:44