If you think everyone is right, then you think the people are wrong who think everyone else isn’t always right.
Said another way, it is inherently impossible to believe that everyone is right.
Unpacking Forgiveness by Chris Brauns
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A Brick in the Valley
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- What not to do when you receive your diploma
- N.D. Wilson explains: “The Hunger Games is Flawed to Its Core”
- Justin Taylor explains why he believes in a covenant of works
- Have you called your “mama” yet? Listen to the Bear.
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- Eric Metaxas on “A Savage Attack”
- Reflections on “The Wild Things”
- Visit a church with Ed Stetzer
Amen!
It’s absurd. Why do people not see this for what it is?
Cute….
When teaching a section on truth theory in my intro philosophy class a few years back, a student blurted out “There is no truth!” to which I responded…”Oh yea? Is that true?” Her response, “Well yeah!!” The class roared in laughter (which I did not intend). She inquired why everyone was laughing and I gently reminded her of the law of non-contradiction we had gone over in our logic unit. I illustrated how her comment had cut off her intellectual nose to spite her post-modern face (so to speak). Sadly, she did not understand her logical faux pas, but insisted there is no truth!