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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 […]
Dialectics, Triangulation, and Triage as a Pattern for Biblical Belief and Practice, pt. 2
Part One Early in my life, I often heard the term “balance” to describe a superior way to live as a Christian. I think there is a biblical concept of balance, but also an unbiblical one. For instance, we don’t come to an interpretation of scripture or a biblical belief and practice by using balance. […]
The Error or Falsehood of Balancing the Extremes to Come to the Truth
In my lifetime, I’ve lost things. I found them by searching between two places on the extreme of where I’d been. Some call it retracing your steps. It couldn’t have been somewhere beyond the two places, so I looked in between, somewhere in the middle. In the same way, we do not find or know […]
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