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| Christ the Light of the World by William Holman Hunt |
I've been on hiatus for quite some time and so I apologize
for my long withdrawal from blogging. However, I've come up with a few
categories that I’d like to talk about; namely, I have been struggling with a
post that hopes to address something I call the poverty of love and more fully
the Divine Poverty of Christ (or the Trinity, which is a far higher ideal).
This sort of grandiose essay has escaped me for far too long and my love falls
far too short to make any honest progress other than what amounts to straw and
hot air. In this topic I’d like to just ease back into blogging with the
question of whether a man (or woman) ought to strive to know himself very
thoroughly or whether it is better to profess a certain form of ignorance
surrounding one’s self. Or is there perhaps a dualism by which we ought to know
ourselves well in one way but not in another.
