The outcome of biblical criticism, beyond just infecting the church so deeply that we've become almost completely impotent, is to imagine the Bible as little more than an epic human effort.

It shouldn't be understood to have a divine component or influence. For the record, I do not accept that premise.

I think it's a fallacy.

It does not reflect.

It does not reflect the thoughts of the early church

or the church through the ages.

In fact, it's a latecomer to the discussion of biblical ideas.

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Now it's on to Pastor Allen.

Be blessed.

We've begun a new study this weekend.

The title's familiar, the material we're a bit removed from, but it's angels, demons, and you.

And in this session I want to talk specifically about the existence of another dimension.

In our five physical senses, equip us to deal with the material world in which we find ourselves.

The ability to taste and touch and hear and see and smell and it enables us to engage with the world.

But our senses are very limited.

We understand this. It doesn't take much education.

You don't have to follow the science very far to understand that our hearing is limited. We understand this. It doesn't take much education. You don't have to follow

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