The deepest wisdom of humanity apart from Christ is tragedy, both as a concept as well as realized in art. Oswald Chambers, while contemplating the book of Job, understood this and oft repeated it throughout his theological writings: Facing facts as they are produces despair, not frenzy, but real downright despair . . . . […]
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Purgatory in the “Divine Comedy” reveals truths about sanctification.
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“Behold, I have refined thee, but not with silver; I have tried and chosen thee in the furnace of affliction.” (Is. 48:10)
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The beauty of who God is and what He has done creates delight and desire and love, which in turn constrains us to act.
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