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2 comments | Thursday, September 22, 2005


There are a few popular books going around about some new “discoveries” in the brain. Purportedly, our faith is wired into our Genes. I have my suspicions about this hypotheses and how they reach their conclusions. Nevertheless, some Christians might be getting scared that this assertion might be true, and it is the only reason we may have faith.

Rest assured; there is nothing to fear. Even if it is true that some people are wired to faith (although I do not necessarily agree), it makes no difference. Let me save you tiring library research. The bottom line is this: regardless if we are wired for faith or not, it tells us nothing about whether or not the claims of Christ are really true. In other words, the validity of Biblical texts and the historicity of Christ are either true or false regardless of how you are wired.

For this reason, I take no “stress” to the “God Gene” hypothesis.

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Blogger SteveiT1D said...

Better late than never for my post, right? I say the quotes you posted—those are good. I can use some material like that! I also commented in the other blog comments. P.S. don’t pave your way into ditch, pay attention to where you’re going!!!

9/22/2005 7:46 PM

 
Blogger SteveiT1D said...

You said, “I like to think that I am paving my own way.” I was just suggesting some navigation.

9/23/2005 8:44 AM

 

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