I found it interesting that in the same week I wrote about being the fifth Gospel in this blog post, I saw a Facebook post about how we are the third Testament. I saw it in a post by Wil Gafney, who credits Bishop Yvette Flunder.
As with being the Fifth Gospel, I find the idea that human lives are a walking testimony or history an intriguing one. I've said/written it before, in many a setting, that for many people, they will learn more about Christianity from watching believers and their behavior than more traditional ways, like growing up in the faith or attending worship and/or classes. Our behavior needs to match what we say we believe, or people simply are not going to ask us to know more.
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