Rules often feel as though they are restricting our freedom. When our parents told us no, we often felt like they wanted to control us, but in many cases, they were protecting us. However, we often respond to control in one of two ways. We either respond legalistically, which is an effort to leverage the rules for our own personal benefit, or we take the antinomian approach, which is to explain away the need for rules.
Rule Are For Control
Week 5
September 22, 2019 • Daniel Knutson
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