Nothing wrong, very logical. Is logic the way to enter into the
Kingdom of God?
No logic isn't THE way to enter the Kingdom, but then again it
is a means to an end, and the use of it as part of the journey is
far from illegal. In fact come to think of it, nothing is necessary for entering the
Kingdom except that He made it necessary.
Are you not the rich man (rich in logic) that Jesus said will
find it impossible to enter God's Kingdom just as
impossible as a camel to go through the eye of a needle. Don't tell
me that the eye of a needle is some sort of small door. That is
totally missing the point.
I get what you mean. If one relys only on logic to know God.
Then sad to say that it would be quite impossible to know
God.
This is however, quite another thing from saying that all believers
ought to be poor in logic.
Jesus did tell us after all to be as wise as vipers, and saw wisdom as a
good thing. The problem comes when logic itself is exalted as the
only way that one can ever know Him and takes the place of Him. IN
it's proper place, logic is a good thing and in the end all proper
thinking shall only lead to Him.
Paul told us that those who know do not know as they ought to know.
It is correct to say that having sheer logic is not enough, knowing
how He wants us to use it is equally important. This however means
anything that we should be poor in logic, if anything there has
been a lot said in the Word asking believers to exercise prudence,
knowledge, and wisdom.
There are other things that you are rich in
that makes it impossible to enter into the Kingdom of God.
Isn't it the same for everything taken the the extreme. Nothing
should replace Him as the desire of the heart. When it does even
the safest things become the most fatal.
As for the rest of your post regarding "practice;" a relationship
is not "practice of Faith."
