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As was true from wilderness days on, God "tabernacles" among mortals--just as John's Gospel would remind us he did climactically in Jesus Christ (1:14). The belief that God "has acted climactically, and not merely paradigmatically, in Jesus of Nazareth" "will drive the Christian to history, as a hypothesis drives the scientist to the modifications and adaptations necessary if the hypothesis is to stand the test of reality" (Wright 1992: 136). One especially intriguing video clip, displayed climactically near the end of the presentation, even depicted a distant but realistic photo aerial view of Silverstein's completed WTC site, a feat accomplished with high tech digital wizardry. |
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