This is
latin. It roughly means: “The way you pray determines what you believe”. The
quote is from a book by Alister McGrath. Christian
Theology. An introduction. Wiley-Blackwell. West Sussex. 2011. He also says
this:
In recent years, there has been a rediscovery of the fact that Christian theologians pray and worship, and that this devotional context shapes their theological reflections. (McGrath 2011:142)
We use this book as the main course book in a Systematic Theology course, which i co-teach, with two other colleagues.
I am very
happy to be a Christian Theologian, who has a devotional context. It is not my
only context. But it is one of my important contexts.
Yesterday
this context was the Lutheran Theological Institute, where I was the celebrant
and also the preacher. I was working together with a number of students. One of
them was Cebisa, who was the liturgist, i.e. the one who leads the service.
Here are
some photos taken by Pontsho and my wife. I enjoyed this first experience of leading
a Sunday service in this part of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Southern
Africa (ELCSA).
In this part of ELCSA incense is used. After the service - greetings.
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