Definition: Apothegms in Christianity are points of difference between two things, often referring to the divine or spiritual realm, rather than observable or material phenomena. The idea is that these points can exist in a double bind, akin to a tension between heaven and earth, causing both worlds to function at crossroads (i.e., not quite yet fully unified). These points are used metaphorically to convey a sense of divinity or mystery.
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