"Uncircumcision", like "Circumcision", is self-centeredness or selfishness.  It desires nothing more than to retire, or separate itself, yet hear continually "what Christ has done for me" or "what 'God' is saying specifically to me".  Ironically, a few of the things that it is interested in doing is going to work, saving for retirement, worshiping natural family, worshiping money, and engaging in time-consuming, expensive hobbies which provide it with entertainment and amusement; because, hey, "Let us eat, drink, and be merry; for tomorrow, we are going to die anyway," right?  (*King Solomon said this after choosing to take to himself a thousand different wives and concubines.)  But there is no supernatural manifestation of the resurrection life of Jesus Christ through it!  It is "all bark, no bite".  "Uncircumcision" is only interested in its own personal, "spiritual development"; claiming it is undergoing some vague "healing process" or "work in progress", that it is (seemingly) always "in process" of having to accomplish something through which it will be able to "heal" or restore itself from its past.  But this desire to control or "micro-manage" its own life, and the lives of others, is simply the manifestation of the spirit of fear, associated with its own self-righteousness; and therefore, it will also choose to fixate on observing "times and seasons", worshiping "times and seasons".  But its past is all that it is, really, ever-focused on.  It remains a victim of the wounded pride of its own self-righteousness, regarding its past.  "Uncircumcision" can't stand rebuke, reproof or correction; because, from its own point of view, such wouldn't be "a good faith confession". "Uncircumcision" is so blind, spiritually, that it can't see how self-righteous and self-absorbed it really is; refusing to gather and fellowship with the Body or brethren, because of its attitude of, "I have God (and 'God's money').  I don't need you."  Yet, we continue to troll the internet, looking for something from someone, anyone, to tickle or scratch our itching ears?  Wait, I thought we "didn't need anyone, but God"?  There is a major difference between desiring... continually, selfishly... only to hear "what Christ has done for me" or "what 'God' is saying specifically to me"; versus, discovering what Christ has done AS ME and the present reality of our union with the Father, through identification with the Lamb as "bone of His bones, and flesh of His flesh".  One puffs up, producing pompous pride, arrogance and separation from the brethren; while the other has reproduced through it the very Love that hung on the Cross, demonstrating itself both toward its own brethren, and then toward the rest of the whole world.