“A ministerial and organic relation is white different from a principle and despotic. Reason holds the former relation to theology, not the latter. It is the Hagar (the bondmaid which should be in subjection to Scripture); not the Sarah (the mistress which presides over Scripture). It ought to compare the things proposed to be believed [...]
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“[Reason] is the Hagar (the bondmaid which should be in subjection to Scripture); not the Sarah (the mistress which presides over Scripture).”
Posted in Francis Turretin, tagged apologetics, reason, Scripture on January 31, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“Thus Scripture … is known by itself and has no need of arguments derived from without to prove and make itself known to us.”
Posted in Francis Turretin, tagged apologetics, Scripture on January 17, 2009 | 17 Comments »
“Thus Scripture, which is the first principle in the supernatural order, is known by itself and has no need of arguments derived from without to prove and make itself known to us. If God has stamped such marks upon all first principles that they can be known at once by all men, we cannot doubt [...]