Rational Christianity; An Introduction
from J. Michael Jones Hosted by J. Michael Jones
This is the first in a series of talks about rational Christianity. For most people, they consider religion as an experience of faith and not subject to rationality or evidence. I believe that this is a faulty position that is built on a perversions of Platonic Dualism's metaphysical view. That the better view is that God created all the cosmos so that everything is important, the material and the unseen. Within the realm of the material are us humans with physical bodies and minds. Those minds function primarily on the collection of data points through our senses and the use of reason to find truth. We use reason in 99.99% of our everyday function, but only give it up in the most important areas of meaning, morals, and relationship with the creator and truth in general. That is a travesty.
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