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Objections Spring from Sin

Chester and Timmis, Total Church (citing classic insight)

The line (echoed in Total Church) is sharp: “People try to persuade us that the objections against Christianity spring from doubt. The objections against Christianity spring from sin.” It does not dismiss honest intellectual struggle. It does insist that the will and the affections are often more decisive than the arguments alone.

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Intellectual objections to faith are real, but they are not always the deepest root.

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