Of course, Jesus came in the flesh to dispel the false imagination encouraged by the teachers of the law. But it has been a long time since Jesus came, and we are inclined to use our imaginations to visualize Jesus and his character. So once again we need to look to a pure and accurate imagination so that we interpret Jesus aright.
This is only the foreword so, enough of the discussion around Imagination. Except to say this book is a record of a lifetime of questioning that has forced me to examine time and again the difference between what I have been taught as doctrine, what others have tried to tell me Jesus is like and what I have experienced for myself about God.
The Christian life is a journey, and in it. Imagination gets modified by experience and expectation. As the prophets remind us, imagination is close to the longings of the heart and is not always accurate. It picks and chooses what it wants to hear and can be dangerous. But it is necessary in a journey of faith, because we would not start this journey if we had no picture of what we thought might come at the end.
So, as you can see from the contents list, this is a book of little insights I have accumulated on my journey of faith. It questions the heart more than the imagination. It is dangerous to shape imagination just through culture, education, or peer pressure. It has to be based on a relationship with God Himself. The best way I know of doing that is to examine how biblical characters related to God and test my relationship around that.
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