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Let’s Develop Bible Reflexes to Hot-Button Topics

September 12, 2018 By Peter Krol

Erik Raymond wants Christlike, Bible reflexes. Do you?

Jesus directs them to the authority on the matter. Amid the swirling debate about divorce in the community around them, Jesus cuts through the fog and points to the Word of God. Jesus pointed people to the Bible, not because the cultural voices did not exist but because they were inferior. Jesus understands the authority of the Scriptures to settle matters of debate. He doesn’t salute the wisdom of the age; he dusts off the wisdom of God.

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