Not_Now.Soon
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We are told not to lie. Not to give false witness. And even in how we worship, to worship God in Spirt and truth.
Yet here in these forums compairing topics of Christianity to topics in science, what can we say that we have done. Arguing points of intrest that one person holds as true and another holds as a falsehood, but often enough both sides rebuttal against our sources of what is true. Bible quotes are an authority until they are not understood or paint a different picture. Then they are conviently ignored, confidently reinterpreted with a newer "enlightened" understanding, or even just mocked alongside the poster who set the quote into the thread. Scientific figurings are counted with even less authority because we are more liberal about quoting one idea or another person and ignore others of the same merit or the same field of study. But somehow we stand by these points stronger anyways. Is this how we hold to the truth? Is this the merrit of our Christian standards? Muddying up any valid counter points and seeking to win the debate? We should be better then this.
In this light I'm giving a poll on what our greatest standard of truth is. What can correct and rebuke the others sources of knowledge and fact if they disagree, or if our understanding takes a nose dive. For anyone who frequents the Christianity & Science section, I hope you will add to this thread or at least give your answer to the poll.
Yet here in these forums compairing topics of Christianity to topics in science, what can we say that we have done. Arguing points of intrest that one person holds as true and another holds as a falsehood, but often enough both sides rebuttal against our sources of what is true. Bible quotes are an authority until they are not understood or paint a different picture. Then they are conviently ignored, confidently reinterpreted with a newer "enlightened" understanding, or even just mocked alongside the poster who set the quote into the thread. Scientific figurings are counted with even less authority because we are more liberal about quoting one idea or another person and ignore others of the same merit or the same field of study. But somehow we stand by these points stronger anyways. Is this how we hold to the truth? Is this the merrit of our Christian standards? Muddying up any valid counter points and seeking to win the debate? We should be better then this.
In this light I'm giving a poll on what our greatest standard of truth is. What can correct and rebuke the others sources of knowledge and fact if they disagree, or if our understanding takes a nose dive. For anyone who frequents the Christianity & Science section, I hope you will add to this thread or at least give your answer to the poll.