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The Destructive Practice of Treating Biblical Truth as Less Than the Truth (Part Two)
Part One Faith and “The Truth” An aspect of diminishing biblical truth, so that it is not “the truth” anymore relates to the biblical doctrine of faith. Knowledge or wisdom gained by faith is less than the truth according to empiricism, which says that access to knowledge comes through the human senses. If you can’t […]
The Destructive Practice of Treating Biblical Truth as Less Than the Truth
In my series, “Textual Variants, Preservation of Scripture, and the Westminster Assembly,” I have shown how people and groups outside of scripture changed a truth of scripture, namely the perfect preservation of scripture. You can trace this occurring. Churches and church leaders in alignment with the authority of scripture believed, taught, and wrote confessions stating […]
Perverting Beauty Perverting Truth and Perverting Truth Perverting Beauty
Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four God and Beauty God is one. All truth, goodness, and beauty proceed from God. Since God is one, His truth, goodness, and beauty are one. You can’t take away from one of these three without taking away from the other two. Each of those […]
Flood Lore and Divine Interventionism
In 2012 David Montgomery, a geologist at the University of Washington, Seattle, wrote The Rocks Don’t Lie, which he says is a geologist’s investigation of the Noahic flood. I talk about the flood at least every month, sometimes every week. It’s important enough for evangelism and apologetics to talk about all the time. Peter in […]
The Regular History of Clever New Interpretations, Teachings, or Takes on and from Scripture: Socinianism
One way to get a Nobel prize in something, you’ve got to break some new ground or discover something no one has ever seen. In the world, the making of a printing press or light bulb changes everything. People still try to invent a better mousetrap. It happens. The phone replaced the telegraph and now […]
My Conversations with Numerous Exvangelicals
Exvangelical sounds like either a misspelling or a bit too much cleverness, I would agree, but for the sake of this post, I’m sticking with a word of which I’m reading its contemporary usage. Of all the words in the title, it gets your attention because it doesn’t sound like a word. Perhaps I’ll help […]
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