The Grammar of Me – A Thketch of the MeWe Principle
The MeWe Principle is a concept I’m working on in my onging thoughts about the Trinity. This Thketch looks at the difference between “I” and “Me” by first looking at their use in English grammar. I then exlplore how God is not an...Read moreThe sin, the error, is not our hunger for knowledge, –and the way back to Paradise is not via intentional ignorance (despite some latter-day Christian claims). Adam and Eve were driven from the Garden because of the kind of knowledge they reached for–a knowledge that distrusted and excluded God. Their drive to know arose not from love but from curiosity and control, from the desire to possess powers belonging to God alone. They failed to honor the fact that God knew them first, knew them in their limits as well as their potentials. In their refusal to know as they were known, they reached for a kind of knowledge that always leads to death. (To Know as We Are Known, p. 25)
