text: IMO, there is nothing wrong with ambiguity - it is room for the Holy Spirit to guide us in walking with each other. Jesus did not say come to me and I will give you rules so you can tell others how to live and answers so you can tell others what to think. He said, "I will send the Holy Spirit who will teach you to observe everything I have commanded", which is what is happening these days in the widespread questioning. Uncertainty, doubt, questioning, chaos are not bad. They are opportunities to grow and make choices.
  
  When we have all the answers how people should live their lives and what they should think or believe, there is no need for faith or the Spirit. IMO belief, in the sense of living trust in Jesus and the Spirit, is a personal matter as we journey on and write our story. It cannot be dictated by others who know neither our journey or our story. We can walk with each other without demanding that they come around to our way of thinking.