06-03-2005, 03:03 AM
Dave,
The meaning of feelings is entirely subjective and oftentimes has nothing to do with the truth. As an Evangelical surely you recognize the absurdity of your argument.
I grew up Mormon and used to "bear my testimony" to the truth and validity of the the LDS faith. None of which was based on the truth, only my feelings about the truth. This is a very poor way indeed of discerning truth. Irrespective of your feelings facts are difficult, though not impossible, to ignore. I would suggest that instead of relying on feelings and merely arguing with Paul why not step back and take a second look at Peshitta Primacy? I'm glad I did.
Kindly,
Keith
The meaning of feelings is entirely subjective and oftentimes has nothing to do with the truth. As an Evangelical surely you recognize the absurdity of your argument.
I grew up Mormon and used to "bear my testimony" to the truth and validity of the the LDS faith. None of which was based on the truth, only my feelings about the truth. This is a very poor way indeed of discerning truth. Irrespective of your feelings facts are difficult, though not impossible, to ignore. I would suggest that instead of relying on feelings and merely arguing with Paul why not step back and take a second look at Peshitta Primacy? I'm glad I did.
Kindly,
Keith