I liked your “everything in common” interpretation. It wasn’t a justification for communism.
Perhaps breaking bread did refer mainly to the Eucharist; there is something binding in a church that shares regular meals together too. It’s a great way to welcome new people, to lunch after the service for example.
I liked your “everything in common” interpretation. It wasn’t a justification for communism.
Perhaps breaking bread did refer mainly to the Eucharist; there is something binding in a church that shares regular meals together too. It’s a great way to welcome new people, to lunch after the service for example.
I also really appreciated his take on the “everything in common” as that is often twisted.
Thank you so much for this work. I found it incredibly edifying – especially how you articulated Noah as a shadow of Christ.