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By Kirk E. Miller| Church Theology@ Madeleine L’Engle writes this in the foreword to A Grief Observed, reflecting on Lewis’s raw honesty in grief—particularly his frustration with overly tidy religious responses to suffering and death: “Perhaps all believing people feel, like Lewis, a horror of those who say of any tragedy, ‘Thy will be done,’ as though a God of love never wills anything but good for us creatures.” L’Engle states that many people of faith (“perhaps all believing people”)—including C.S. Lewis—might feel...
By Kirk E. Miller| Church Theology@ “He must manage his own household well … for if someone does not know how to manage his own household, how will he care for God’s church?” (1 Timothy 3:4–5)Sometimes we pit being pastoral against being organized and professional. But, according to Paul, part of being pastoral is managing well. The word Paul uses for “manage” here (προΐστημι) is elsewhere used in the sense of ruling or leading.
By Kirk E. Miller| Church Theology@ Madeleine L’Engle writes this in the foreword to A Grief Observed, reflecting on Lewis’s raw honesty in grief—particularly his frustration with overly tidy religious responses to suffering and death: “Perhaps all believing people feel, like Lewis, a horror of those who say of any tragedy, ‘Thy will be done,’ as though a God of love never wills anything but good for us creatures.” L’Engle states that many people of faith (“perhaps all believing people”)—including C.S. Lewis—might feel...
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