Re: [TruthTalk] Dangerous Minds and Salvation

[Lance Muir]

So am I 'surprised'. I've known dozens who've read and, apprehended it. I've known of a couple, David among them, who didn't. I do believe he's in some kind of theological 'bondage'. No, I am not kidding. Yes, Iz and Judy, I do know how presumptuous this sounds. IMO, it is the apprehension of the double move of God in Christ, undercutting David's 'works righteousness' framework, emphasizing the ALL OF CHRIST that eludes him.  ----- Original Message ----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: TruthTalk@mail.innglory.org Sent: August 27, 2005 21:35 Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Dangerous Minds and Salvation    G and all:   Watched "Dangerous Minds" this afternoon -- between spurts of The Mediation of Christ  (yes, I am a little behind schedule, Debbie).   I thought of G  while watching this movie because Bobby D 's work played a major role in the life of the main character of the film.    There are many ways of "accepting Christ" into one's life.   I believe this teacher demonstrated one of those ways.   She became the light for her students.......   an extra ordinary pronouncement if ever applied to any of us  -------   and, from to time, it has,  I am sure.    Its 6:30 here and 102 !!   Its pool time for the short fat guy.    And then, back to Torrance.   I am surprised that this book did not have more of an impact on DM.      JD