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God - The Big Perspective



“in the beginning, God…” (Genesis 1:1, NIV)



God is The singular reality. God alone began and sustains all existence.


He is forever the great “I am.” He is all of history’s “unmoved mover.”

Any understanding of reality not rooted in our personal Creator is fundamentally in error. Trusting in one’s own mental reasoning and the reliability of sensing and understanding the outside world necessarily assumes a reliable and rational Creator. In short, in order to trust in and use our very minds, we must believe in and trust in our Creator and therefore acknowledge our place as created beings.

 The source of truth and of life does not begin with us or with any of our predecessors. Just as the daylight for which we daily depend radiates from the sun, so does life and truth radiate from God, its singular source. The only means for vision is light. The only means for understanding reality is God’s very revelation to us in His Word. Any other source of illumination is fundamentally flawed and unreliable. The Psalmist proclaims: “For with you is the fountain of life; in your light we see light.” (Psalm 36:9, NIV).

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