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4 elements of mercy/compassion
the distress or deficiency of the other
understanding the distress/deficiency
sympathy (feeling other’s pain)
doing something or the desire to address the distress/deficiency
what is NOT God’s reaction to sin
indifference
what is God’s reactio nto sin
mercy and compassion
largest evidence of God’s mercy and compassion towards humanity’s sin
giving Jesus
how the OT decribes God as merciful
merciful as He is slow to anger
mercy enduring forever, especially seen in suffering (ie Egypt)
merciful with the compassion of a mother (rakh’am)
hebrew: a mother’s tender feeling for her infant
rakh’am
what was Jesus’ motivation behind His miracles AND where did they come from
strong emotions of mercy and compassion coming from the GUT (according to the Greeks)
how is mercy described in the Gospels
through parables
Jesus’ strongest criticism agains the scribes and pharisees
failure to be merciful
what was the importance of mercy for Jesus in the parable of the last judgement
criterion of holiness
a person who identifies one’s concern with the concern of God
prophet
how Abraham Heschel describes prophets
homo sympathetikos
what do God and prophet’s similarly feel
pathos
what is pathos
feeling of pain
how do people empathize with God according to N.T. Wright
we were all born with an innate sense of justice that comes with the kit of being human
there is someone speaking to us, who cares, and created us in His image
this is God’s way of talking to us and whispering us to do good so that one day the world will be rescued
what does pope francis say about the poor
if we remove the poor from the Gospel, we cannot understand Jesus
Why can’t we understand Jesus when we divorce the poor from the Gospel
God’s love revolves around relieving suffering
issue of the council of Jerusalem AND its verdict
should you be circumcised to be Christian?
answer: no
why do you not need to be circumcised to be Christian
Paul ministered the non-circumcised (Gentiles)
Peter ministered the circumcised (Jews)
it is NON-NEGOTIABLE to be mindful of the poor
what does it means for the church to be of the poor
detachment to share
poor are not discriminated against
poor are not simply recipients but collaborators
willing to follow Jesus in poverty to carry our salvation
what kind of help does God want us to emulate
paternalistic help
describe paternalistic help
there is no need to ask what the poor need, we should know and give it without their asking
problems of paternalistic help
superior-inferior complex
taking away poor people’s agency making them dependent on the rich
benefits of paternalistic help
empowering them gives them agency to become collaborators in the future
characteristic of God that paints Him as not concerning of Himself but rather purely for us
non-self-referential
why do we believe in the homily
because it is God’s word
naked to follow the naked Christ
nudum nudum christus sequi
prevalent images of the Christian church, community, and individuals
against the world
of the world
in the world
image of Christians: isolated from non-Christians
against the world
image of Christians: immersed in the world and its structures to the point of no separation of church and state
of the world
problem with the ‘of the world’ image of Christians
religion gets affiliated with bad structures
image of Christians: church engages with the world with critical collaboration
in the world
what does it mean when christians have critical collaboration with the world
they follow when needed but arent afraid to speak out