@harpazo,
harpazo wrote:
Who is arguing here?
I have no idea how you think, but the shortness of your posts suggest that you are playing discussion like a poker game, which is in contrast to the position you seem to be taking, which is to strictly adhere to Biblical scripture in an orthodox way.
What I have tried to explain is that making scripture into mindless dogma is not the purpose of scripture. The purpose is to awaken Holy Spirit in people so they/we can experience Truth directly.
Nowhere in the Bible does it say that 2+2=4, as far as I know, but that doesn't make it any less true, and nothing is true except because it is true beyond humans' ability to manipulate it. If humans make something seem true that isn't, that is a lie. So deciphering between truth and lies is something that brings us in contact with Holy Spirit, because Holy Spirit is God's Holy Spirit and true Truth (i.e. not false truth, i.e. not lies) is true because of God and not human doing.
So there is nothing wrong with exploring ideas and knowledge critically. In fact, anyone who claims that mindless dogmatism is more in adherence with God's word than exercising earnest truth-seeking is pedaling lies. This does not mean reject scripture, because scripture contains seeds of truth that will grow when you plant them in your mind and allow Holy Spirit to water/nourish them. But buying a packet of seeds and refusing to water them because you think the purpose of buying the seeds is to have seeds and not living plants is false.