The Coming Collapse of Secular Man

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🗓️ 22 February 2021

⏱️ 14 minutes

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0:00.0	Welcome to blog and may blog from Dougwills.com.
0:05.8	This audio is brought to you by Canon Press.
0:09.7	Before we get started, I wanted to recommend to you Douglas Wilson's mere fundamentalism.
0:15.6	Too often, fundamentalism has appeared to be something narrow and restricting, but Wilson
0:20.5	shows that these doctrines are far from an interesting and worn out.
0:24.1	In fact, they are the key to guarding the liberty we have in Christ and a foundation for
0:29.5	our lifelong pursuit of orthodoxy.
0:32.9	This is because the creed is like a castle.
0:36.2	It can be defended if attacked, but it is also the place from which the entire country
0:41.3	is ruled.
0:42.6	All of us would do well to begin our exploration of the romance of orthodoxy and the pages
0:48.1	of mere fundamentalism.
0:50.1	Get your copy today at CanonPress.com.
1:00.5	The coming collapse of secular man, February 22, 2021.
1:06.5	Introduction to Truth.
1:09.5	Pilate dared to ask his famous question, what is truth?
1:12.6	When the incarnate truth had been arrested and was standing right there in front of him,
1:16.3	John 1838.
1:17.9	Jesus had just told him that everyone who was of the truth hears his voice, and Pilate
1:22.4	responded in the way he did, indicating by that means that he at any rate was not of
1:27.0	the truth.
1:28.5	This comes to us two ways.
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