Truth War: Discerning Truth From Error
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Truth is a precious commodity that should be handled carefully, but todays culture teaches otherwise in one form or another. Relativism claims that truth is always changing. Morality is by majority. If everyone says something is good, then it simply becomes good. Subjectivism suggests that something may be true for you, but not necessarily for me. Existentialism argues that the only truth is that which you can experience. Rationalism makes a god of logic, allowing the individual to decide what is true or untrue. Pragmatism forgets all about truth and simply searches for what works.
These and similar philosophies teach that there is no absolute truth relating to morality or doctrine, allowing for no defi nitive standards of belief or behavior. It is no surprise that secular society values pluralism and diversity higher than truth, but the same attitude has sadly infected an increasing segment of the churchAs a result, many individual believers, churches, and denominations as a whole have forfeited biblical clarity in favor of moral and doctrinal error
The temptation to embrace deception is great, and believers often accept it too much with too little discernmentOnly as the church maintains a passionate love for truth and an intense hatred for error will it manifest its power in society. In 1 Thessalonians 5:21-22 the apostle Paul issues an unmistakable call to discernment. This book by Dr. Marsha Rano addresses:
The disastrous results of the indiff erence of the church in the face of the current trend toward moral, doctrinal, and political corruption
The desperate need of the church to practice biblical discernment
The practical lessons in cultivating discernment in the Christian life
How to equip serious readers with a foundation for biblical discernment that will enable them to make careful distinctions in their thinking about truth.
These and similar philosophies teach that there is no absolute truth relating to morality or doctrine, allowing for no defi nitive standards of belief or behavior. It is no surprise that secular society values pluralism and diversity higher than truth, but the same attitude has sadly infected an increasing segment of the churchAs a result, many individual believers, churches, and denominations as a whole have forfeited biblical clarity in favor of moral and doctrinal error
The temptation to embrace deception is great, and believers often accept it too much with too little discernmentOnly as the church maintains a passionate love for truth and an intense hatred for error will it manifest its power in society. In 1 Thessalonians 5:21-22 the apostle Paul issues an unmistakable call to discernment. This book by Dr. Marsha Rano addresses:
The disastrous results of the indiff erence of the church in the face of the current trend toward moral, doctrinal, and political corruption
The desperate need of the church to practice biblical discernment
The practical lessons in cultivating discernment in the Christian life
How to equip serious readers with a foundation for biblical discernment that will enable them to make careful distinctions in their thinking about truth.
Truth is a precious commodity that should be handled carefully, but todays culture teaches otherwise in one form or another. Relativism claims that truth is always changing. Morality is by majority. If everyone says something is good, then it simply becomes good. Subjectivism suggests that something may be true for you, but not necessarily for me. Existentialism argues that the only truth is that which you can experience. Rationalism makes a god of logic, allowing the individual to decide what is true or untrue. Pragmatism forgets all about truth and simply searches for what works.
These and similar philosophies teach that there is no absolute truth relating to morality or doctrine, allowing for no defi nitive standards of belief or behavior. It is no surprise that secular society values pluralism and diversity higher than truth, but the same attitude has sadly infected an increasing segment of the churchAs a result, many individual believers, churches, and denominations as a whole have forfeited biblical clarity in favor of moral and doctrinal error
The temptation to embrace deception is great, and believers often accept it too much with too little discernmentOnly as the church maintains a passionate love for truth and an intense hatred for error will it manifest its power in society. In 1 Thessalonians 5:21-22 the apostle Paul issues an unmistakable call to discernment. This book by Dr. Marsha Rano addresses:
The disastrous results of the indiff erence of the church in the face of the current trend toward moral, doctrinal, and political corruption
The desperate need of the church to practice biblical discernment
The practical lessons in cultivating discernment in the Christian life
How to equip serious readers with a foundation for biblical discernment that will enable them to make careful distinctions in their thinking about truth.
These and similar philosophies teach that there is no absolute truth relating to morality or doctrine, allowing for no defi nitive standards of belief or behavior. It is no surprise that secular society values pluralism and diversity higher than truth, but the same attitude has sadly infected an increasing segment of the churchAs a result, many individual believers, churches, and denominations as a whole have forfeited biblical clarity in favor of moral and doctrinal error
The temptation to embrace deception is great, and believers often accept it too much with too little discernmentOnly as the church maintains a passionate love for truth and an intense hatred for error will it manifest its power in society. In 1 Thessalonians 5:21-22 the apostle Paul issues an unmistakable call to discernment. This book by Dr. Marsha Rano addresses:
The disastrous results of the indiff erence of the church in the face of the current trend toward moral, doctrinal, and political corruption
The desperate need of the church to practice biblical discernment
The practical lessons in cultivating discernment in the Christian life
How to equip serious readers with a foundation for biblical discernment that will enable them to make careful distinctions in their thinking about truth.
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Truth is a precious commodity that should be handled carefully, but todays culture teaches otherwise in one form or another. Relativism claims that truth is always changing. Morality is by majority. If everyone says something is good, then it simply becomes good. Subjectivism suggests that something may be true for you, but not necessarily for me. Existentialism argues that the only truth is that which you can experience. Rationalism makes a god of logic, allowing the individual to decide what is true or untrue. Pragmatism forgets all about truth and simply searches for what works.
These and similar philosophies teach that there is no absolute truth relating to morality or doctrine, allowing for no defi nitive standards of belief or behavior. It is no surprise that secular society values pluralism and diversity higher than truth, but the same attitude has sadly infected an increasing segment of the churchAs a result, many individual believers, churches, and denominations as a whole have forfeited biblical clarity in favor of moral and doctrinal error
The temptation to embrace deception is great, and believers often accept it too much with too little discernmentOnly as the church maintains a passionate love for truth and an intense hatred for error will it manifest its power in society. In 1 Thessalonians 5:21-22 the apostle Paul issues an unmistakable call to discernment. This book by Dr. Marsha Rano addresses:
The disastrous results of the indiff erence of the church in the face of the current trend toward moral, doctrinal, and political corruption
The desperate need of the church to practice biblical discernment
The practical lessons in cultivating discernment in the Christian life
How to equip serious readers with a foundation for biblical discernment that will enable them to make careful distinctions in their thinking about truth.
These and similar philosophies teach that there is no absolute truth relating to morality or doctrine, allowing for no defi nitive standards of belief or behavior. It is no surprise that secular society values pluralism and diversity higher than truth, but the same attitude has sadly infected an increasing segment of the churchAs a result, many individual believers, churches, and denominations as a whole have forfeited biblical clarity in favor of moral and doctrinal error
The temptation to embrace deception is great, and believers often accept it too much with too little discernmentOnly as the church maintains a passionate love for truth and an intense hatred for error will it manifest its power in society. In 1 Thessalonians 5:21-22 the apostle Paul issues an unmistakable call to discernment. This book by Dr. Marsha Rano addresses:
The disastrous results of the indiff erence of the church in the face of the current trend toward moral, doctrinal, and political corruption
The desperate need of the church to practice biblical discernment
The practical lessons in cultivating discernment in the Christian life
How to equip serious readers with a foundation for biblical discernment that will enable them to make careful distinctions in their thinking about truth.