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Symmorphy II: Essence

Symmorphy II: Essence

Paperback

Series: Symmorphy, Book 2

Bible Studies

ISBN10: 1539586138
ISBN13: 9781539586135
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Oct 17 2016
Pages: 472
Weight: 1.84
Height: 0.95 Width: 7.44 Depth: 9.69
Language: English
The purpose of this course, Symmorphy II: Essence, is to establish in our hearts, in the bottom line of our thinking, the underlying definitions of reality. All humans think by specific ruling definitions, underlying assumptions presumed to be true. Thus all human knowledge and all Christian knowledge arises from these unexamined definitions or bedrock assumptions. Each one of us has our own perception of what things are and of the rules that govern how all things work.What is God? - Everyone of us has our own rigid definition of God; few even know what their definition really is.Each of us thinks by a unique pattern of thought, basing our understanding of every specific thing on fundamental laws that we deem to be telling us the truth. The underlying assumptions that we hold determine how we define everything, yet few people consider how they define things or what are the ideas they hold that rule over all their thinking. Most underlying assumptions, including ruling definitions of truth, of how we know truth, of what God is, come out of the arguments of the serpent woven all through Christian thinking.As believers in Jesus seeking to know the One living in our hearts as He is, we know our thinking must change to fit His.We are transformed by the renewing of our minds, that is, by altering the underlying assumptions by which we perceive all things, seeing, now, as Jesus sees.Knowing God is age-abiding life. We want to know God and Jesus Sent; we want to know all things as the Father knows them. Can we claim right now that we know and see all things as the Father knows and sees them? If we cannot, then it is evident that the rules by which we define everything must change from what they are. But more specifically, the rules by which we define the verses of the Bible also must be examined and must be changed.

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