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posted by: PastorDave (reply) post date: 10.24.07 (2:32 pm) I agree that an unexamined and shallow life is a sad waste. But I do not agree that reason is the great determining factor of all matters worth believing. Some matters simply cannot be reasoned, and even are not reasonable. With my Christian understanding, it is not reasonable that God would become a man and die upon a cross for my sins. It is not reasonable that He would seek me, and love me, even if I am highly undesirable. And, God is beyond human understanding except as He chooses to reveal Himself. God can only be reasoned partially. And, when God seems unreasonable, then a great tenet of Christianity comes to bear- "We walk by faith, not by sight." You have a fine blogsite. Thanks for allowing me to comment. posted by: lyinghere (reply) post date: 11.02.07 (3:21 am) our differences should be used to teach ourselves and others.. not used as weapons of hatred and abuse. thank you for your interest and any fair input is appreciated, your shared opinion is certainly welcome. |
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