Many young and new Christians in the West these days grew up in a Post Modern Relativistic society.
They often will see a Doctrinal Statement, and say, "Hey, that's cool."
But in their day-to-day lives, actions and words, often contradict that Doctrinal Statement. For instance, someone might sign a statement that says "the Bible is the infallible Word of God", but later write that the Bible is only one book among many books that are God's Word.
And not see any contradiction in this.
Such a puzzle. Where logic is a dying art.
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Infallible - by definition - means without error. I don't believe that the use of the word would include "complete" or "absolute" in all that has been written or spoken and ordained by God. Saying "the Bible is infallible" and saying "It is the complete and only work of God" is saying two different things.
- Or maybe logic is lost on me as well.
- Shelly M.
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