The term "non-binary" seems to be coming up as a topic around a whole bunch of topics. From what little I understand of it from a theological point of view, there are some issues to say the least. I've run into some referances to it especially in around "Centering Prayer". It seems to me that a "non-binary" perspective would deny the idea of good and evil. So I'm hoping for some commentary/education on the topic.
The only context I've heard the term 'non-binary' is in the cultural discussion of sexuality. Where or how have you heard it used in theology?
Hmmm, would a non-binary theology include 50 shades of grey? I'm picturing a very, um, "friendly" church.... not scriptural, but very friendly! Doesn't the RCC have a sort of "trinary" theology? They think serious sins send you to hell, but little sins don't.... so there's good, there's slightly evil, and then there's really evil....
Doesn't the RCC have a sort of "trinary" theology? They think serious sins send you to hell, but little sins don't.... so there's good, there's slightly evil, and then there's really evil.... I have to admit, I missed the shades and just went with the extremes... Mother Theresa = Good... Adolf Hitler= Evil. I don't imagine they are playing cards together someplace right now.