In this day of artificial intelligence and all the exciting applications it brings, information

has become more accessible than ever before.

But as we drown in all the data, it's easy to forget.

With more knowledge comes greater responsibility.

Today, on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindall continues his study and second Peter called

Conquering Through Conflict.

In this portion of our study, we'll focus on a passage that addresses those who've been

exposed to knowledge about Jesus and responded by walking away.

Chuck Tidal today's message, which is worse, what is best?

The second chapter of second Peter is focusing on false teachers, people who traffic in religious

things, but they are counterfeit.

They look real, but they are false.

It would be better for them not to have known the way of righteousness than having known

it to turn away from it, from the Holy Commandment delivered to them.

This, I repeat, is better than defection.

Ignorance is better than apostasizing.

Question is, why is it worse?

And I would ask that if I were you, why is ignorance better than apostasy?

Why does he say it would be better for them not to have known the way of truth than to

have known it and turned away from it?

I've come up with three reasons.

I've found these nowhere else.

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