Doctrinal supposed orthodoxy is one of the divisive power dominions that the Apostle Paul called the wisdom of this world (I Cor. 1: 20). While we waste our energies on these games, God sees them as mere foolishness. Doctrinal orthodoxies are the trees not the forest.
The trees only obscure the cosmic expanse of the God reality. The forest is about the available undeserved grace or love or acceptance of God, who says to us, come and taste. The forest is here now while we are yet clothed in our humanness.
Doctrinal orthodoxy, however it may be defined,
will never take us there, i.e., to the forest.
G. Goslaw
Landers, Ca.
