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These are some of the most often asked questions about our current truth

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      Question:  Does not such articles as your Current Truth cause people to focus on the negative (error) rather than truth?

     Answer:   One cannot love truth without hating error.  Put another way, as we increase in our love of truth, we should proportionately increase in our hatred of error (see Ps. 119: 104, 105).  (see Current Truth). 

     Question:  Do you think Jesus was aware of truth and error?

     Answer:  Verses such as our study verse (Matt. 22: 29) indicate Jesus' awareness of truth and error.

     Question:  Did not Jesus blend with all the religions of his day; notwithstanding doctrinal difference?

     Answer:  The modern Jesus that men have fabricated certainly would blend, but not the Jesus of the New Testament (Matt. 22: 29). 

     Question:  Do you think the reason for the error of the Sadducees was really simply what Jesus said?

     Answer:   Jesus said they erred because of not knowing the scriptures nor the power of God and we should believe him.

     Question:  How can so many err from truth today?

     Answer:   There are, I suppose, many additional and related reasons for not knowing and practicing the truth, but Jesus' explanation is certainly the key.

     Question:  Is truth that important, after all?

     Answer:   As set forth in Current Truth, truth, the truth of God's word, is essential and necessary to the proper relationship with God (John 8: 32, 4: 24). 

     Question:  It is hard to believe your Current Truth, is it really just this simple?

     Answer:  Again, it was Jesus who said that they erred due to not knowing the scriptures nor the power of God.   

     Question:  Could you be wrong in your assessment of religious error?

     Answer:   Man can and often is wrong.  However, God's word is infallible and reliable (2 Thes. 3: 16, 17). 

 

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