Evening: Psalm 47, 48; Mark 16:1-20
We
may assume religious people have pure motives. But they fail as often
as the rest … religion does not guarantee purity, nor should we expect
it to. Are all policemen suspect because one let you down once? So
don’t be surprised that someone other than Mark invented a new ending to
Mark’s Gospel, or that some speak of faith out of envy or ambition.
Not that the ‘good apples’ are without blemish, either! But it’s still
wise to assume the best about people, don’t you think? And Paul
suggests that, often, good things happen in spite of people’s motives.
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