The End of Reason

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When someone uses phrases like: God spoke to me, or, God told me this is true; they are actually speaking infallibility. I mean, how can you argue against a revelation of God? This kind of talk ends all reasoning with someone as to whether something is true or not, because you can’t falsify a revelation of God. My understanding of Scripture is always open for correction. Their’s is canceled out by this kind of talk.

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