Christians, like ordinary people, have many levels of worldly considerations:
When I was young, I inevitably had to watch "May I?" It means "Is it prohibited, opposed, stopped anyone ?" I often heard discussions such as "May we watch movies?" "Is it OK to fall in love?" in the church fellowship of the young people.
During puberty, whatever opposed and banned by anybody, the more I wanted to see or try it.
Then, after joining the workforce and experiencing the thinking of "burden", I might think "is it cost-effective?"
With the experience of middle and upper management, the need for "coordination/balance" will be considered.
After becoming a manager that has to watch the Return of Investment, there will also be added considerations such as "risk", "benefit", "perpetuation", "legacy", etc.
The church provides a variety of layers of learning and growth through various ministries, activities, mistakes, and governance laws. The Biblical documentation and teachings seem to be so multileveled and multifaceted. Even with the essence of "simultaneous equations"--multi-variate consideration.
The straight-line "one-variable equation" thinking is the way to go when we are a child, and it is also the method you must go beyond and leave behind.
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