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The lecturer states she “would contend that only a believer is able to truly love wisdom as God created us to love.” Do you agree or disagree? Explain.
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I would agree with that statement. God is where we get all our wisdom and if you don’t believe in him, you cannot truly have wisdom. God is the bedrock and the bible is our “map” on how to live life in his honor.
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While I have not pondered this statement previously, I do agree with the lecturer. Proverbs speaks profusely about wisdom and foolishness. The essential foundation for wisdom is pursuing what God desires for us beginning with our relationship with him.
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</div>I would agree; he has placed a thirst for continued learning and seeking his word and understanding of his word.
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Yes. It is interesting how so many people say that they are seeking out the truth. Yet, when the Truth is presented to them, it doesn’t come in the form that they want it to come in. Like salvation, the plan to salvation is simple, yet man wants there it to come by works. This is all because man will not surrender to God; he still wants to be in control. Thus, Wisdom which is from God, carnal man rejects. Only a true believer wants to hear from God.
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I agree. Wisdom and love come from God. If an educator does not trust Jesus as his/her own Lord and Savior, then he/she cannot see or receive wisdom or love. Therefore, accepting the Gospel is the first step.