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Punch

from [Known] by Natalie Kendel

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"The unexamined faith is not worth having."
Elton Trueblood

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"The unexamined faith is not worth having."
- Elton Trueblood


When did faith become a synonym for switching off
the mind, intelligence which God gave to us
When did 'just believe' become a cover-all excuse
a phrase to pacify the seekers 'mongst us

Truth is not a structure but a lion who can roar
Loose it chains and you need not defend it
If we truly trust that what is light will come to light
we needn't play protectors of this giant

Not damaged by question or a doubt
Stood against the ages and the tides
Come seek in honesty and love
It can take a punch I think you'll find

Can we really claim to be a movement or engaged
if challenges and queries really threaten
Is an unexamined faith, a faith that's worth your life
It's those who trust the wind who lean into it

Not damaged by question or a doubt
Stood against the ages and the tides
Come seek in honesty and love
It can take a punch I think you'll find

Not damaged by question or a doubt
Stood against the ages and the tides
Come seek in honesty and love

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from [Known], released October 25, 2015

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Natalie Kendel England, UK

Theologian, Natalie Kendel, is a singer-songwriter, author, pastor, and theological lecturer.

Using an imaginative, narrative approach, Kendel aims to musically communicate the biblical narrative.

Kendel's music is influenced by folk, orchestral, neo-80s & various genre blends. With unique lyrics and theological depth, her music evokes a rallying listening experience. ... more

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