Sayers: Theology unto Morality
Dorothy Sayers on strawberry-rhubarb theology (i.e. recognizing the importance of both getting the [theological] recipe right as well as enjoying, not just analyzing, what comes out of the [theological] oven):
It is worse than useless for Christian to talk about the importance of Christian morality, unless they are prepared to take their stand upon the fundamentals of Christian theology. It is a lie to say that dogma does not matter: it matters enormously.
--"Creed or Chaos?" in Christian Letters to a Post-Christian World, p. 31
HT: David Calhoun
It is worse than useless for Christian to talk about the importance of Christian morality, unless they are prepared to take their stand upon the fundamentals of Christian theology. It is a lie to say that dogma does not matter: it matters enormously.
--"Creed or Chaos?" in Christian Letters to a Post-Christian World, p. 31
HT: David Calhoun