Of Sudoku & Systematic Theology

Well, if it was good enough for Al Mohler, I figured I could try it out too.

“It” being sudoku, that is.

After a few puzzles, I’ve figured out there is some common ground between sudoku and systematic theology:

• A child can learn the basics, but some of the problems can be inscrutable to the wisest.
• One mistake will throw off everything, even though it may not be apparent at first.
• Stretches your brain and challenges your intellect.
• A few fundamental rules help everything to fall into place.
• The further along you go, the easier it becomes to “connect the dots.”
• The inter-relationships can be both simple and complex.
• Sometimes, you just need to put it down, get outside, and do something else (like listen to Charlie Peacock’s song Lady Soul)
• If you’re not mindful, you can spending more time on it than worshipping and serving Christ.

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