Many times in apologetics, we can get lost in the weeds of philosophy or reasoning. It’s important in these moments to remember that a person can reason many things that we would never agree with. Therefore we should not be swayed by reasoning, but hold firm to what we KNOW.
We KNOW that the only way to have the highest level of certainty that a teaching is truly apostolic is to read what the apostles wrote. It’s really that simple.
The Other Philip
Many times in apologetics, we can get lost in the weeds of philosophy or reasoning. It’s important in these moments to remember that a person can reason many things that we would never agree with. Therefore we should not be swayed by reasoning, but hold firm to what we KNOW.
We KNOW that the only way to have the highest level of certainty that a teaching is truly apostolic is to read what the apostles wrote. It’s really that simple.
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