06-28-2020, 02:51 PM
(06-26-2020, 11:13 AM)Truck_1_0_1_ Wrote: Excellent point.
I will say though, everything I've learned in school and reading the book itself, it is implied (and actually, explicitly said in the NT, though I cannot recall where) that humans (of a finite mind) cannot comprehend or even begin to comprehend, the wisdom of God (an infinite being).
Hence, all that is written in the Bible, is nothing more than a mere human's understanding of God's reach and wisdom.
That's what I get out of it.
So, if finite minds can't understand or even begin to comprehend God's wisdom, then what was the purpose of his multiple instructions and teachings? In other words, we are expected to comprehend that which cannot be comprehended?
Is it the case that this God can't make his "wisdom" comprehensible? After all, he created the finite minds, correct? One would imagine that an all-powerful being would be able to figure out a method for making his message more understandable, more comprehensible and less prone to interpretation or conjecture.
If he can't, or choose not to, then of what use is a teacher who refuses to teach in terms that the student can draw decipherable knowledge. What good is a teacher who speaks in riddles, ambiguities and contradictions. Of what use is a teacher who instructs what can't be learned?
