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BIBLICAL TRUTH OR EMOTIONALISM?

Posted on Saturday, February 18, 2017 by Samuel

More and more churches are being led into emotionalism and not Biblical Truth, and, as a result, these congregations have no spiritual power of discernment. They are willing to compromise Biblical truth for emotionalism and experience as they are taught to seek after a god who is not the God of the Bible. (Justin Pierce, The Importance Of Truth and Standing Against Apostasy)

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Jamie Carter, on Saturday, February 18, 2017 at 09:17 said:

Both are needed, one to back up the other. Having done the whole “be an unemotional robot” thing, I can attest to it doing very little for my spirituality. It’s hard to believe in something that doesn’t make you feel anything.

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- Samuel, on Sunday, February 19, 2017 at 20:55 said:
  
  Truth should always provoke a balanced emotional response which does not hijack clear thinking. An unemotional “Christian” is a contradiction of the “truth” of Christ.
  
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