Relevant or Relic?
Which of the following definitions best describe the values, practices, and objectives of your church or denomination?
Relevant: Related to the matter hand, to the point; pertinent. Applicable to current social issues; distinctive.
Relic: Something that has survived the passage of time, an object or custom whose original cultural environment has disappeared; something cherished for its age or associations with a person, place or event; an object of religious veneration; anything old, leftover, or remaining; the remains of a dead person; a corpse.
Any thoughts?
posted by Bret at
11:03 PM
2 Comments:
You guys are funny.
Great definitions to bring up a good point.
By the way, the Interest Group at DHQ was started by a couple of people, such as Tilden Engle, Stephanie Costas, and Cory Harrison.
It was really wonderful.
Have a great day Bret.
Johnny
By
Johnny, at 10:42 PM
relevance is overrated.
check my post 'on relevance' at eemc.blogsome.com and feel free to comment.
Ian
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Anonymous, at 6:21 PM
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