This coming Sunday,
September 14th, we'll view and discuss chapter 12 of Living the Questions
2.0" Practicing Resurrection. Gerald Lamm of St. John's Metropolitan
Community Church in Raleigh wrote of the lesson, "While much has
been made of Jesus’ literal and physical resurrection being the core historical
event of Christianity, the Biblical
texts themselves present conflicting evidence. For many today, the
resuscitation of Jesus’ body is less important than the idea of resurrection as
a credible and meaningful principle for living." Well said, but what sort of meaningful principle can be derived from the idea of resurrection, if it is not taken literally. Please join us as we wrestle with this central tenet of the Christian faith and reflect on its meaning for each of us.
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