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The fundamentalist approach [to interpreting scripture] is dangerous, for it is attractive to people who look to the Bible for ready answers to the problems of life. It can deceive these people, offering them interpretations that are pious but illusory, instead of telling them that the Bible does not necessarily contain an immediate answer to each and every problem. Without saying as much in so many words, fundamentalism actually invites people to a kind of intellectual suicide. It injects into life a false certitude, for it unwittingly confuses the divine substance of the biblical message with what are in fact its human limitations.
THE INTERPRETATION OF THE BIBLE IN THE CHURCH, Pontifical Biblical Commission, March 18, 1994
Certainly. I agree with told all above. We can communicate on this theme.
As a Man Thinketh: The Complete Original Edition and Master of Destiny: A GPS Guide to Life by James Allen — 9781250309334
