Something I read in Simon Chan’s Spiritual Theology has stuck with me. I am not directly quoting, but it was the idea that your theology is not a proper theology if it doesn’t apply to all peoples. He, of course, was considering the Asian community. Sometimes when I add this idea to what I want to say - it is the idea that gets the most pushback. It makes people kinda mad to have to include a theology that works for us all. But I think it is what you are saying here. And I think we are wise to listen to this truth.
Something I read in Simon Chan’s Spiritual Theology has stuck with me. I am not directly quoting, but it was the idea that your theology is not a proper theology if it doesn’t apply to all peoples. He, of course, was considering the Asian community. Sometimes when I add this idea to what I want to say - it is the idea that gets the most pushback. It makes people kinda mad to have to include a theology that works for us all. But I think it is what you are saying here. And I think we are wise to listen to this truth.
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