The world can never be the way it was again
John 20:1-9 They always hugged the coast. During the time of Homer, Greek sailors never sailed out of sight of land. When they sailed, they hugged the coast because any seagoing ship would be lost. According to their belief systems the sea was filled with deadly monsters. Their “map of reality” limited their travels, suggests John Alexander in his book, The Warrior’s Edge. A “Reality map,” is a way of looking at the world. It is a belief system. For centuries, European sailors navigated by reality maps that told them the world was flat. If you sailed too far, their ...