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Your Question:
Can I really trust my own intuition?
Answer:
As a pastor and a person of faith, I believe that intuition plays a significant role in our lives. I've come to trust my intuition over the years, especially when it comes to matters of faith and morality. However, I also recognize that intuition can be subjective and may not always be reliable. As the text suggests, we can't simply trust our intuition without questioning it, especially when it conflicts with others. In my own life, I've learned to distinguish between my intuition and my rational reasoning. While my intuition may tell me that something is right or wrong, I also make an effort to examine the evidence and consider different perspectives before making a decision. This is especially important when it comes to complex issues or when I'm unsure about what to believe. By doing so, I can ensure that my beliefs are grounded in a deeper understanding of the world, rather than simply relying on my intuition. Ultimately, I believe that trusting our intuition is not about blindly following our gut feelings, but about developing a deeper sense of discernment and wisdom. By learning to listen to our intuition, while also critically evaluating our thoughts and beliefs, we can cultivate a more nuanced understanding of the world and make more informed decisions. As the text suggests, this requires a willingness to question our own assumptions and to consider the perspectives of others, rather than simply relying on our own intuition.
Sources:
where the conflict really lies
alvin plantinga
on guard
william lane craig
warranted christian belief
alvin plantinga
evidence that demands a verdict
mcdowell
kingdom of cults
walter martin
introduction biblical ethics
robertson mcquilkin
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