And, life is filled with contrasts. I can remember one great disjunctive in recent years. It was Mother Teresa's presence at a presidential prayer breakfast, with both President and Mrs. Clinton looking on. In that setting, this diminutive woman took to task our abortion culture, reminding us that all little ones, even the unborn, are precious in the sight of God, and deserving of life.
Contrasts are an important element of life.
Or, the glorious unfolding of a rainbow, and all it's brilliant colors, set against a dark gray sky. There are disjunctives everywhere, even in theology. In fact, the greatest disjunctive of all is the one which exists between God and man. Because there is an infinite contrast between God and man. He is holy, holy, holy, and we are unholy, unholy, unholy.