SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE WITH DR. DEAN A. BANKS, D.D.
"SELFISH OR SELFLESS?"
Sunday, August 7th, 2016
Some religious believers so identify with the figurehead of
their adopted religion that they forget the message of that figurehead. They
look to their beliefs about what that leader had said without investigating the
context in which it was said. They read mistranslations from a holy book that
becomes their ‘law’. The problem with Literary Authoritarianism is that it
statically represents dynamic principles dependent on the belief systems of the
authors. In other words, it is subjective to the beliefs of the writers;
whether accurate of erroneous (Click the link below to continue reading the
article).
their adopted religion that they forget the message of that figurehead. They
look to their beliefs about what that leader had said without investigating the
context in which it was said. They read mistranslations from a holy book that
becomes their ‘law’. The problem with Literary Authoritarianism is that it
statically represents dynamic principles dependent on the belief systems of the
authors. In other words, it is subjective to the beliefs of the writers;
whether accurate of erroneous (Click the link below to continue reading the
article).
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