Well, I suppose we are free to take an isolationist approach if that is where our comfort is to be found, but I question the notion of presumption. Surely it is a matter of faith/belief/acceptance. If a person has faith in and believes that God might have made known certain things how is accepting this being presumptuous? Is such a person any more presumptuous that the person who presumes that divinly initiated communication did not/could not take place?
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Originally Posted by xelasnave
It really bolis down to man thinking he can contemplate a God and understand his motivations. Be there or be there not I think one must see the futility of such an attempt, still many feel they are priveledged to understand his intentions and directions. Very presumptious I recon. AND I have not a bible in my possession but I am sure it contains a specific statement "that man was created in Gods image" if I did not get that idea from there where could it have come from I wonder.
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Doug