I have taught my wife how the fundamentalists aren't truly reformed. For they are anti-intellectuals. That's why B.B. Warfield disassociated himself from the F-group.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Now, I've heard some of them said of those refusing gathering (social) in churches. In the argument of saving lives, these fundamentalists, love to chant: \"Why are you so afraid to die, everyone's going to die anyway.\" I thought to myself, funny why they wouldn't apply their own medicinal statement to themselves in the anti-abortion march - \"Why protect babies? they are all going to die anyway one day.\" The idea is not to challenge their anti-abortionist march, but to ridicule their poor defense.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Yet another occasion, I chanced upon a Facebook posting, how an anti-intellectual was looking arguing with someone who defended how church services could temporarily be held online during this pandemic. The fundamentalist's response was: \"But what if we don't have internet anymore?\" I thought to myself: I never thought that the Drowning Man fable<\/a> which I once despised (due to its often use in evangelism) could be so apt in responding to this fundamentalist: That when you die and ask God why didn't you allow me to worship you congregationally? God answers: I gave you the internet!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I have taught my wife how the fundamentalists aren't truly reformed. For they are anti-intellectuals. That's why B.B. Warfield disassociated himself from the F-group. Now, I've heard some of them said of those refusing gathering (social) in churches. In the … Continue reading