Discipleship is like quantum entanglement 0 ▲ Aaron Zavala 1 hour ago · Culture · hide · 0 comments A thought I ponder on every now and again as it relates to our formation in Jesus. It's a rough sketch, an outline of an idea.In quantum entanglement, two atoms are linked to one another across time and space. When one was observed in one location, the other behaved in the exact same way in the exact same moment, regardless of time dilation. It was instantaneous.In his incredible book, Renovation of the Heart, Dallas Willard provides a helpful question to give shape to what following Jesus looks like: "How would Jesus lead our lives if he were we?" Becoming like Jesus in our everyday lives means becoming more and more entangled with his movements, with his way of being, so that our particular lives begin to take on the goodness of his character and depth of his qualities. We are to grow even closer together so that when we are observed here on earth, as the Father observes us, our lives are becoming more and more conformed to his image (Romans 8:29).I don't know exactly how particles… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.