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Plenary bible study (ds. Wim van der Schee) Being reformed (?) The separation between seekers and feelers. The undefined and they who think to know, who know exactly where and what there is to find, now-it-alls fall somewhere between them. Reformed people are certainly no grey group. The nuance rings are plenty and the plurality can mean an enrichment. To the recesses of the extrêmes, people fall out of the boat or jump in the water. The large question is how seekers and feelers do not drift further apart but can bridge the gap. For seekers means that concretely: How do I take the feeler seriously? Most important is that although we have contrary messages, we too are messages of the same god. In search for an alternative for the lost capacity to experience the belief within old reformed forms our support of eachother is necessary. Glas typifies the problems as unattachment, consequence of ' being in the world ' as a result of people are confronted with the surrounding culture which offers advantages, but also disadvantages.
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