Respect My Authority!!!
Respect for (false) authority is a common logical fallacy that everyone who needs someone to trust them for something has to deal with.
Respect for (false) authority is a common logical fallacy that everyone who needs someone to trust them for something has to deal with.
When I look at the ways in which I believe revelation has taken place, I’m led to conclude that instilling clear certainty of meaning is not high on the Almighty’s agenda. God speaks and there is ambiguity.
Religious authority ultimately requires not only trust in the office of authority, but also in the specific individuals who hold that office.
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