[Jeff Chandler]

I notice that you don't attempt to use logic to refute his/her observation from the Scripture.

If two personal Scriptural interpretations differ yet claim to be logical, it is not my responsibility to discern the logic in either one. By the standard of personal Scriptural interpretation, I can come up with my own interpretation as long as I can find the logic in it.

[Sprite518]

That’s easy the Church.

The Epistles section in the New Testaments points this out.

15 Books in all.

[Siena Dreaming]

If two personal Scriptural interpretations differ yet claim to be logical, it is not my responsibility to discern the logic in either one

Actually, it is your responsibility to use your brain in theological matters. The admonition to love God with all your heart, soul, and MIND, etc. is an important one.

If you don't use your mind, you're no better than a beast. There's no reason that theology should stand outside the circle of what in life should be approached with logic.