Review A Theology of Disagreement We can disagree about what is (reality). We can disagree about what it means (interpretation). We can disagree about what is right (righteous). We can disagree about what is best (wisdom). We can disagree about what we should care about (values). We can disagree about what we should want (desires). We can disagree about what we are okay with (submission). A disagreement is a situation in which two parties do not have the same opinion. A disagreement occurs, most observably, because no two parties are exactly the same and both parties are naturally morally corrupt. A disagreement may not initially be morally consequential or result in immoral conduct between two parties. A disagreement may also start out immorally by one or both parties, and proceed quickly to conflict or a range of other relationally-charged actions. Wisdom and Disagreement Wisdom in general Wisdom is particular Wisdom examples Wisdom NT wrinkle Wisdom's recognitions in disagreement Wisdom recognizing different categories Wisdom recognizing different degrees Wisdom recognizing different priorities Wisdom recognizing different responsibilities