2. God and man: God is God and man is man. There is an infinite gulf between man and God, and God is infinitely higher than man. For the Left, man is God and God is man (these were the very words used by Marx and Engels). Each man is the source of values and the measure of all things, unaccountable to any God.
3. Man and woman: "And God created Adam [i.e., the human being], male and female He created them"
4. Holy and profane: A major separation in the Judeo-Christian values system is between the holy and the profane. Applied to speech, this means, for example, that cursing is regarded far less seriously in those parts of society estranged from Judeo-Christian values. Applied to sex, this means that sexual intercourse has a dimension of holiness unknown to the Left, which regards it as a volitional and health issues.
Read the whole article: The above is just an outline.
Central to the success of humanist thinking is the acceptance of the idea that the Law of Contradiction is rationalism and cannot be applied to human thought. This is implicitly to affirm that God can be something other than He is, that there is no certain reality, and lies are unimportant. If somewhere in the deep reaches of God's being all contradictions are resolved, then why die for truth, or why die or live for anything? Everything is the same. I am a Van Tilian, but shame on every Van Tilian who thinks dialectically after Hegel, as if true contradictions can be resolved. See my links on Van Til at http://basketoffigs.nstemp.org/Apologetics/index.htm
Thank the Lord if you have enjoyed the blog. It is because we are locked into blizzard conditions today in Colorado Springs, and I didn't preach.
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