Being captive to the ideologies of certainty or
uncertainty is like being pulled into a vortex that leads nowhere. Certainty
aims to insure us that we have it all together and that everything is straight
forward, while uncertainty attempts to illustrate that we don’t have anything
together and that nothing is clear. We can become so addicted to polarizations,
that moving into the middle seems highly unsatisfactory. Letting go of poles may
be extremely difficult. Yet, we must be willing to go through the necessary and
sometimes painful withdrawal symptoms as we uncover that which leads us astray,
deeply entrenched, as it were, in every perspective and dimension of our
identities. Release gradually comes from learning to follow in the footsteps of
Christ, which is not least to begin to discover the false ideological trends
and currents in our lives, and in so doing, to open us up to the possibility of
a refigured destiny, culminating in transformation.
Monday, December 19, 2016
Reflection for the Week - December 19
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