To try to find a common ground between the message of the cross and man's fallen reason is to try the impossible, and if persisted in must result in an impaired reason, a meaningless cross, and a powerless Christianity."
A. W. Tozer
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Thursday Tozer Tidbit of Truth
"The cross stands in bold opposition to the natural man. Its philosophy runs contrary to the processes of the unregenerate mind, so that Paul could say bluntly that the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness.
To try to find a common ground between the message of the cross and man's fallen reason is to try the impossible, and if persisted in must result in an impaired reason, a meaningless cross, and a powerless Christianity."
A. W. Tozer
To try to find a common ground between the message of the cross and man's fallen reason is to try the impossible, and if persisted in must result in an impaired reason, a meaningless cross, and a powerless Christianity."
A. W. Tozer
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"and if persisted in..." Such a good reminder. Thanks, Jack.
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