The Sin of Certainty
Why God Desires Our Trust More Than Our "Correct" Beliefs
by:
Peter Enns
in:
Christianity
Summary:
The book challenges the idea that intellectual certainty is the cornerstone of faith, arguing instead that trust in God and embracing mystery is more important than having all the right beliefs. It encourages readers to find freedom in faith by accepting doubts and uncertainties as part of a dynamic relationship with God.
Key points:
1. Certainty Danger: Enns warns that absolute certainty in beliefs can lead to intolerance and close-mindedness, especially in religion.
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