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What separates us from others is or spirituality. We live in a flesh body. But We are spiritually minded . Logic and reasoning shouldn’t interfere with our inner man. We use logic when God wants us to obey him. Logic and reasoning has no place when it comes to obeying the Lord. Do it because He says so
When statements like this are made, they are usually predicated on a misunderstanding of scripture, as well as a misunderstanding of the nature and essence of logical thought.
The Bible COMMANDS us to love God in several ways, one of which is with our MIND.
In the video below, Dr. Moreland discusses how it is actually Biblical to be a logical, rational person, and to use the Mind God gave you... which God actually does expect you to use. Being rational and being spiritual are not antithetical concepts; and if you don't understand that, you probably need to watch the video.
Dr. Moreland is the Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at Talbot School of Theology, and he's devoted his life to Christian ministry, Christian education, and defending the Christian faith.
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And they continued steadfastly in the apostles' doctrine and fellowship, and in breaking of bread, and in prayers.
(Act 2:42)
I suppose someone restricting them self to the web could fulfill the doctrine and perhaps some of the prayer part, but the fellowship and breaking of bread would be a bit difficult.
(Act 2:42)
I suppose someone restricting them self to the web could fulfill the doctrine and perhaps some of the prayer part, but the fellowship and breaking of bread would be a bit difficult.
