Practically speaking, what does this mean?
I am increasingly convinced that the only way for us to change what do we do is to change how we think of ourselves. How we act is a reflection of who we believe we are.
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Be renewed in the spirit of your mind, learn Christ, and then put off the old man and put on the new man through daily confession and repentance.
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Cognitive behavior therapy: change your thoughts, behavior will follow...
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Apostle Paul taught that in Romans, Ephesians and Colossians. Check it out.
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How so? Most people see themselves as fair-minded, perceptive, honest, decent, knowledgeable, and having earned every advantage they enjoy. Yet if our actions reflected those beliefs we'd live in a vastly different world. As Aristotle said: 'we are what we repeatedly do'
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"the first principle is that you must not fool yourself and you are the easiest person to fool" - Richard Feynman.
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Monday motivation! :)
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Sounds like Gandhi?
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who we believe we are isn't fixed -> what we think of ourselves isn't fixed -> what we do can never be fixed. Change is forever.
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That's why the New Testament speaks so much about being renewed in the spirit of your mind. Read Romans 6-8
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