Trip to the Vet

"...Christians must not and cannot be neutral. to operate from a position of neutrality is to have surrendered the Christian faith in advance, before any argumentation takes place. We must avoid the myth of neutrality, not adopt it."

"...Learning to count is not as important as knowing what counts. Christians must keep themselves before the Lord in Scripture reading and prayer. Unfortunately, as Charles Colson observes: 'Our educational establishment seeks to instill a passion for intellectual curiosity and openness, but allows for the existence of no truth worth pursuing.' While in college, Christians should not be passive sponges merely absorbing the material, but instead be active filters sorting out the issues through a biblical grid" (Bahnsen, Pushing the Antithesis p. 16).