Untangling Cliché: What is "The Flesh" In the New Testament?

"And it's easier to call that 'flesh', because then we can visualize the metaphysic without the abstraction of referring to 'fear' in generic terms.  Putting that more simply, we can grasp the metaphysic through the imagination.  Which makes Paul's theology poetic, not prosaic." Flesh is a metaphor. It gives the mind something to grasp in chaotic waters of human behavior.

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Guest Blog: Kim Answers A Question About Faith

"And I’m interested, as a sometimes observer and sometimes participant, in all ways that people pursue God, authenticity, love. And if God does not accept my own attempts to honor my life, well…I just don’t believe it, and I’ve quit worrying about it."

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