Imagine that after a routine checkup, your doctor says, “My hunch is that you have cancer and must undergo extensive surgery.” Would you feel confident going under the knife based on a hunch? Would your confidence grow if the doctor said he had a “strong feeling” or “believed” you had cancer? Obviously not. When the bodily stakes are high, we want to be guided by knowledge—not belief, opinion, or conjecture. Only knowledge gives the doctor’s counsel authority.
Why, then, in matters of the soul are we content to be guided by a faith consisting of deep feelings or inner experiences? > more. foto: acbo,flickr.com
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