[DouglasKC]

So, I think the direction of this series of articles is not only wrong but anti-evangelical and anti-human, because God made us, among other things, to reason.

I actually enjoyed reading your post...you make some good point that I agree with. Not the quoted paragraph of course.:)

It's difficult to post material like this precisely because it is a snapshot of a particular piece of a belief system. It's not designed to teach or show one the entirety of the gospel. It's designed to show one aspect that perhaps one person who is being called by God will find inspirational or enlightening.

This particular article is a chapter from a much larger booklet that advocates that the bible teaches a binitarian, and not a trinitarian view, of the Godhead. Taken by itself it is incomplete so I certainly can understand your frustration and perhaps some of the conclusions you've come to.

[Mad Dawg]

Thank you for your gracious response. I understand the difficulty of presenting a coherent picture of an entire theology in a medium such as this. As a convert to Catholicism and just as, well, the kind of guy I am, I find the question of reason and revelation, reason and the fall of man, and Fides et Ratio (a very important encyclical which I hope you get to read someday) important and interesting.