Faith is only as good as its object
Faith is a word that means everything and nothing. Here is a helpful reminder:
“Faith derives its value not from the intensity of the believer but from the genuineness of the one she believes in. True faith is faith in the right object; faith in an unfaithful person is worthless or worse”—David Clark
“Faith derives its value not from the intensity of the believer but from the genuineness of the one she believes in. True faith is faith in the right object; faith in an unfaithful person is worthless or worse”—David Clark
Labels: Apologetics, Cultural Observations, Faith and Politics, Knowledge, Spiritual Formation, Students, Thinking Christianly
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