Centrifugal comes from the Latin...
"Centrifugal" comes from the Latin: to flee the center. It means to impel outward,
movement away from a center or axis, scattering, as with a centrifuge. "Centripetal"
comes from Latin to go or to seek the center, moving toward a center or axis, unifying
instead of separating or dividing.
In a physical or social system, chaos and randomness can move in two directions: toward
more or less order, toward harmony or randomness. In either case, force is involved. In
the Corinthian congregation, the force is spiritual gifts. By his instruction, Paul attempts
