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The general sentiment among the
teachers of false doctrine, who think it is neither necessary nor
advisable to be established in the faith is... that to be
established is to be a bigot. And so it is, if one is so unfair in
mind as to accept and tenaciously hold that which he has never
proved either by sound logic or Bible authority. But he is not
an unreasoning bigot who, in
simple faith, on the authority of God, accepts the Word of God. And
such, and only such, as do so are established in the Truth. The
difference between a strong and steadfast Christian and a bigot is
that the one is established in the Truth, while the other is
established in error. |