urroner Posted March 31, 2011 Posted March 31, 2011 Serving God with our mindsWhat does it mean to serve God with our minds? Do philosophy and disciplined theological reflection have a place in a church with an authoritative apostolic leadership that will rarely if ever include professionally trained philosophers and theologians? Can scholarship be a form of service or even worship for a believer? If so, how can we best go about worshipping in this way?I, for one, am grateful for many scholars, both Mormon and non-Mormon, for the time and effort and time they put in to showing how there are more than one way to look at things I thought there was one way of looking at.
Nathair/|\ Posted April 1, 2011 Posted April 1, 2011 Serving God with our mindsI, for one, am grateful for many scholars, both Mormon and non-Mormon, for the time and effort and time they put in to showing how there are more than one way to look at things I thought there was one way of looking at.I agree, and it got me thinking. I need to start seriously thinking about what the Philosopher's Stone really is. My present thoughts, triggered by what he said, are that it is a state of mind that allows one to make the final transformation into pure gold-spiritually and psychologically, I mean.Yours under the hermetic oaks,Nathair /|\
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