Any sense of sin or moral definition?
It seems we are so busy these days at justifying lifestyles and inhibited to say exactly what lines there may be in regard to behaviors that God approves of (smiles on) and does not. Post moderns are breaking free from the bonds of traditional fundamental religionists and feeling oh so free... My question, as one having three children, is when we (the "non religious") are left "in charge" of the Church and theological direction and distinction what in fact will be said and written. Will there be any definitive direction or just continued deconstruction of all we have known. Will there in fact be anything built in the place of all we have razed? What will we leave to our children except a bunch of questions with no real model or lifestyle instruction. In our loosing of boundaries and traditional black and white theology are we losing our moral compass altogether. What are the directives of our faith and lifestyles? Just a question I have been pondering? What is sin? Do you have any sense of mission and or direction in your faith or is it so abstract and ideological that is does not affect nor need to affect your life... What level of discipline and moral exercise have we engaged in?
