My senses cannot give me a comprehensive view of reality.

But the only link I have from the interior chamber of my mind,

my thinking to the external world is through my senses.

My body is the bridge from my mind to the world.

That's why it's axiomatic in modern science and in biblical studies

to operate with the assumption that our basic equipment that we have,

the faculties of knowing that God has given us,

are at least reliable enough for us to act upon.

Again, when I see the light turn red,

I can speculate that maybe a demon caused it,

or it's a malfunction in that's possibility,

but I trust it enough to put my foot on the break.

The greatest skeptic in the room can try and deny the reality of objective truth

and even the trustworthiness of their senses.

But in reality, if the world was like that,

they wouldn't even survive for 30 seconds.

Hi, I'm Nathan W. Bingham, and thank you for joining us today

for renewing your mind.

The Apostle Peter in 2 Peter 1, 16, says,

for we did not follow cleverly devised myths,

but we were eye witnesses.

This week, Dr. Sproul has been taking us through his series,

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