It was a conflict destined to divide campuses, congregations, conferences, even divisions—and it is with us yet today. Nearly four decades beyond Glacier View and its stormy aftermath, it behooves us to review and to answer—for ourselves, and for the rising generations—the questions raised regarding this doctrine, and why these issues contin
The saddest thing that could have happened to us, will be the saddest thing that could happen to us, and that is to become irrelevant. ― S. H. Khan Welcome back to part two of the series, “The Death and Rebirth of the Investigative Judgment”. In the introduction, I asked the overarching question, “Does the Investigative Judgment Matter?” in which I
The Investigative Judgement—A Personal Experience Experience has shown, and a true philosophy will always show, that a vast, perhaps the larger, portion of truth arises from the seemingly irrelevant. ― Edgar Allan Poe, The Mystery of Marie Rogêt Every time Don Leatherman spoke, I found time stood still almost as if my consciousness was transplanted
