ooooo, nice design, this is what happens when you don’t go beyond the RSS feed much, haha.
To answer your question. One person can change a segment or perception but it takes a collective whole to change the world. Even Jesus hasn’t changed the entire world yet, that will take the church to actually see that fully happen.
For example, by me visiting Hayden, his “world” changes….especially when I give his gifts…but that is besides the point.
But if you are taking a look at the world as a planet Earth, then it takes one person to fuel and spark the fire, but needs others to maintain the flame.
ooooo, nice design, this is what happens when you don’t go beyond the RSS feed much, haha.
To answer your question. One person can change a segment or perception but it takes a collective whole to change the world. Even Jesus hasn’t changed the entire world yet, that will take the church to actually see that fully happen.
None of us function in a vacuum. Good point, Ben. We have the most potential, perhaps, when we are carefully (and wonderfully) grafted into a body.
One person might be able to change the world of another…but if you’re talking about the world as a whole….then no.
It takes more than one to bring about change.
BUT it only takes one to spark the idea of change and fan the flames for it.
So you are in agreement with Ben–it takes a collective whole to bring about change.
It depends on whose “world” you’re looking at.
For example, by me visiting Hayden, his “world” changes….especially when I give his gifts…but that is besides the point.
But if you are taking a look at the world as a planet Earth, then it takes one person to fuel and spark the fire, but needs others to maintain the flame.
Does that make sense?
I’m working on changing the world by getting everyone I meet to think like me and agree with everything I say. That way, the world will be grand.
:)