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In the Spirit
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: The Rockies
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Re: Faith, Certainty and Understanding
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Sorry I missed this post before now. I don't think that faith in the Bible is blind as long as you are reading it for yourself and have your own understanding, not just going by what someone else (even one you consider an authority) has said that it means. So, I guess I am saying I don't think it's good to have blind faith in what people say. Having said that, I do believe there is value in listening to what other people say about scripture and I don't think doctrine, or even dogma, is a bad thing. It can elucidate collective, time-tested wisdom and it can act to bring cohesiveness to the Body of Christ. Always test the spirits. That's what I mean. peace, lunamoth |
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Executive Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 2,618
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Re: Faith, Certainty and Understanding
thanks for that post Luna.
how does this sound?... i am certain that i understand i have/need faith. OR my faith has brought a certain amount of understanding OR i understand i must be certain in my faith OR understanding faith is certainly a good thing something like that back to the jungle |
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