There's this story that I have referred to before that I think about often because it makes

me think about how I think.

I was in my college freshman English class and our professor was talking about evolution.

One of the girls in the class just kind of ruffled her feathers up and said, well, it's

not true, whatever I can remember.

She said exactly, but it kind of caught the attention of everybody.

And the professor directed his attention towards her and was like, okay, what are your thoughts?

And she proceeded to sort of teach him that evolution was a lie and that it clearly states

so in the Bible.

And that's God's word.

So it doesn't matter what kind of things he would say about evolution.

He graciously said, okay, well, tell me why do you think that the Bible is reliable?

Why do you think that the Bible is something that can make you know something like that?

How do you know it's true?

And she said, well, the Bible says that it's true.

And we arrive at the circle.

The circle and the thing that why I think about this is I think we all have that.

I think that was a really small closed circle of assumption and the circular logic of the

Bible is true because the Bible says that it's true.

You know, outside evidence or nothing needs to from the outside confirm that.

It's a self-sustaining circle.

So anything inside of it's up for question.

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