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Critical thinking and religion.
Could you remain a member in good standing in your denomination if you ceased believing in the holy Trinity and started believing that God the Father alone is deity and that Jesus is a created being? Can critical thinking extend as far as rejecting a teaching like that?- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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Is faith a wholly voluntary act?
* Because it is by grace that you have been saved, through faith; not by anything of your own, but by a gift from God; [Ephesians 2:8 NJB] - it looks like grace is the subject of the sentence and maybe the gift from God is grace but one could construe the verse to say faith is the gift. Opinions...- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Ethics & Debate Center
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Critical thinking and religion.
Josiah, you didn't answer the first-post question. It's about your own religion. It is not about somebody else's.- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology
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Is faith a wholly voluntary act?
Where does the bible say it?- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: Ethics & Debate Center
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Critical thinking and religion.
Does your own religion encourage critical thinking about its official teachings?- MoreCoffee
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- Forum: World Religion & Speculative Theology