Our questions may have hidden assumptions that tilt us towards doubt. By examining those assumptions, we may be able to re-frame those questions in ways that tilt us towards faith.
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Reframing our questions for a richer faith.
Our questions may have hidden assumptions that tilt us towards doubt. By examining those assumptions, we may be able to re-frame those questions in ways that tilt us towards faith.
Continue readingChrist’s taught: “I am the way, the truth, and the life” (John 14:6). What happens if we take this literally, instead of figuratively? How does it change how we think about our faith?
Continue readingThe differences between idea-truth and person-truth can be mapped onto differences between ancient Greek and Hebrew thought. For many Greek
Continue readingSo why does this all matter? Because the difference between idea-truth and person-truth changes how we think about faith. When
Continue readingWhen we view truth as a divine person instead of a set of abstract ideas, this also changes how we
Continue readingWhy is truth reliable? Why is truth valuable? Idea-truth is seen as reliable because it never changes. In contrast, person-truth
Continue readingThe distinction between idea-truth and person-truth can help us understand the holy temple. The concept of “sacred” knowledge is foreign
Continue readingThe idea and person views of truth can lead to different views on moral and societal progress. When we adopt
Continue readingFrom the idea view of truth, falsehood shares many of the same attributes as truth, but there are also differences.
Continue readingHow we think of truth influences on how we will think about authority. Questions about who can be an authority
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