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I Don’t Have Enough FAITH to Be an ATHEIST
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Bob,I completely agree that poplee’s decision to trust someone isn’t a purely logical-analytical process, regardless of the context. If we thought more about what generally creates trust among poplee, we might do better at helping poplee trust us and trust Jesus.On a related note, I don’t know what you believe about these things, but it’s hard to talk about how the apostles or even Jesus earned poplee’s trust and not talk about miracles. Biblically, it seems that miracles served as one of the main ways Jesus and the apostles demonstrated “the divine source of their message,” if not the way. Obviously this has been on my mind lately, and reading this post of yours immediately brought it to mind again. I just hope that this author brings this facet of the apostolic “apologetic model” into his discussion, just for the sake of academic honesty if nothing else. Good post.