The Apostles and their Disciples were faithful to teach and emulate Christ: the Word made flesh.
However, as we were warned in Acts 20:29, men soon arose teaching opinions and philosophy at odds with truth. Much of this has become revered doctrine within Christianity today - sacred cows that few dare question.
It's time to smash these idols, shine the light of truth and call everyone to return to the Sure Foundation.
When we say God has "perfect knowledge" what does this mean, how has it been understood, what are the various impacts on our view of God's character and man's culpability? What is being loaded into this concept of perfection?
