[εις επαινον δοξης αυτου] New comment on Ideas Have Consequences, citation #1.
Daniel has left a new comment on your post "Ideas Have Consequences, citation #1":
I fully realize i'm jumping in the middle of an issue for which i have no context, and the relevance of my comment will more-than-likely be much removed from yours, but i'm posing a question to which i hope to get some response.
Though we are told and can observe that the Truth of God is somewhat transcendent in that it is declared in His creation, it does not seem to be so objectively observable. After all, it is only that which is revealed specifically to the individual, the subjective, which results in his salvation.
I know this is a very loaded statement which has roots in my thinking which i haven't yet discussed, but i thought, Matt, that you might share your thoughts on the nature of what "objectivity" is.
Posted by Daniel to εις επαινον δοξης αυτου at 5:35 PM
I fully realize i'm jumping in the middle of an issue for which i have no context, and the relevance of my comment will more-than-likely be much removed from yours, but i'm posing a question to which i hope to get some response.
Though we are told and can observe that the Truth of God is somewhat transcendent in that it is declared in His creation, it does not seem to be so objectively observable. After all, it is only that which is revealed specifically to the individual, the subjective, which results in his salvation.
I know this is a very loaded statement which has roots in my thinking which i haven't yet discussed, but i thought, Matt, that you might share your thoughts on the nature of what "objectivity" is.
Posted by Daniel to εις επαινον δοξης αυτου at 5:35 PM
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