In part one of this article, we
looked at the different sources of wisdom (sophia)
and how they differ from one another. We also looked evidential logic that is,
showing the evidence of something to be true in its assertions and
suppositions, can lend credibility as a source for further true things as
evidence is provided.
Such is the case where the
Bible is concerned; it has statements about geography, archeology, history,
things pertaining to the natural sciences that are true. Since they provide
evidence that the Bible is true in these areas of knowledge, it stands to
reason that the Bible could likewise be true in other areas of knowledge such
as morality, spirituality, the nature of reality and of higher reality and of
course knowledge in regards to theology in general, including doctrines of
salvation, prophecy and others.
