Martin Luther, “Nowadays, I must suffer other thoughts from the devil. For he often casts in my teeth: ‘Oh, what a huge crowd of people you have led astray with your teaching!’” Throughout his life, Martin...    more »

 

The worst disfavour we can do to ourself is to worship Truth on theone hand and to deny Its weight in life on the other hand.
 
 The truth of our religion is not some mumbo jumbo hanging in the air. Our God is not a God that floats about on the clouds. Jesus we worship is not some phantasm of a deity. his religion is a weighty religion, and itimposes a weighty burden on its followers; the burden of pursuing, loving, living and proclaiming the truth.
 
 We do not sell the gospel, no, truth is not a commodity, but we REASON and PERSUADE the truth to others, just as the Apostle did and exhorted us to do. But how can we handle Truth in such manner when we ourselves embraced a namby-pamby form of Christianity which does not as much emphasizes on the Truth than on ourselves. This is not the way of our religion...at least not for us who are given the priviledges to good education and resources. At least not for us who are endowed with a mind good enough to end us up in the Universities (thank God!)
 
 And Pilate said to Jesus, "What is truth?" (John 18:38)
 
 Jesus said, "I am the way,the truth and the life" (John 14:6)
 
 Truth is not too petty that we may kick it around as we like, for the great God Himself is the Truth. Truth is not too lofty that we may not reach it, for God came to us that we may go to Him. Jesus said, "No one comes to the Father except through me. If you had known me, you would have known my Father also. From now on you do know him and have seen him." (John 14:6-7)

It began with a vision- to see university students rise up to speak, to echo and to defend Truth, which is otherwise; dying among men and women of the present age. Confronted by a serious intellectual drain ...   more »