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Introduction 2020. Introduction

A fragmented worldview is one that is made up of pieces and bits,

and all of it thrown into a cardboard box.

When something happens, it calls for a response.

What you do is rummage in the box until you find something that feels right in your hand and you pull it out.

And by quote unquote feels right in your hand, I'm talking about the emotional fit.

And by quote unquote the emotional fit I mean that

phrase both ways the end result of all such fragmented thinking is that people in

the grip of it think that what they feel like doing is what they ought to be doing.

But those are not the same thing at all.

The alternative.

If Christ is Lord and he is, then those who confess this truth ought to confess him as the point of coherence, the point of integration, the place where all reality hangs together,

Colaions 1, 17 and 18. There are many Christians, however, who understand the Lordship of Christ as meaning

that he is the Lord of the Sunday peace, or of the private devotional bit. He is the Lord of my

happy thoughts, which, come to think of it, are increasingly rare.

This kind of thing is loathsome to God.

It is the sort of approach that he judges.

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