Reason quite properly rejects contradiction, but rationalism abhors mystery, which every heresy attempts in its own way to resolve. (Michael Horton (theologian))

Reason quite properly rejects contradiction, but rationalism abhors mystery, which every heresy attempts in its own way to resolve.

Michael Horton (theologian)

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