“If what you thought to be true was not, would you want to know?”

A  friend posted this question on social media and the responses were  surprising. Instead of the universal “of course!” which I anticipated,  several individuals replied “it depends” or “not necessarily.” Openly,  several people admitted before their peers that, given a choice, they  would rather believe some lies than have to change their minds.

“The  truth shall set you free,” Christ said; yet how many would rather live  in bondage than bear the personal responsibility that freedom brings?

This is a time of exposure, of paradigm shifts,  of repentance, and of changing one’s mind. Yet a potential pitfall is  that in swerving to avoid a trap, we don’t careen into a ditch on the  other side.

Two specific concerns for the body of Christ in this time of shaking are that,

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See also:

https://dissentfromdarwin.org/

https://emilytomko.com/the-classroom-pulpit-how-the-religion-of-humanism-undermined-a-generation/