Random Variation

"...though in random variation there are orderly patterns, patterns are not always meaningful. And as important as it is to recognize the meaning when it is there, it is equally important not to extract meaning when it is not there."
The Drunkard's Walk: How Randomness Rules Our Lives by Leonard Mlodinow

There is absolutely no intention behind the name "Vicious Theology" other than the fact that I liked the sound of it.

I did google the term to make sure was unused by other. The first instance of it that found was in the 1982 Resolution of the Fundamental Baptist Fellowship International were they describe Liberation Theology as Vicious Theology.

It is too early in my development to be considered a liberation theologian but I tend to lean in that general direction. In which case the description of "Vicious Theology" very well suits me.

Let's see how this develops.