I like your take on sin. ‘Dehumanize’ hmm it seems to be the antithesis of love. At least that’s my take. And in a sense I would agree. But to me it goes further. It like a tear in an otherwise perfect fabric. A blemish if you will, a fault or a bug. Something that seemingly can’t be healed. And it doesn’t just go away. Like the possessed boy’s father in Mark 9 said, “I do believe. Help my unbelief.” A fault. And out of that cry for help because of the fault, God yields mercy, grace, and love.
I like your take on sin. ‘Dehumanize’ hmm it seems to be the antithesis of love. At least that’s my take. And in a sense I would agree. But to me it goes further. It like a tear in an otherwise perfect fabric. A blemish if you will, a fault or a bug. Something that seemingly can’t be healed. And it doesn’t just go away. Like the possessed boy’s father in Mark 9 said, “I do believe. Help my unbelief.” A fault. And out of that cry for help because of the fault, God yields mercy, grace, and love.