The emphasis on "right doctrine" in Western Christianity does indeed have roots in the Enlightenment's impact on religious thought. During the Enlightenment, a shift occurred that placed rationality, logical systems, and empirical evidence at the center of knowledge production, profoundly influencing religious institutions and Christian theology.

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7 小時內	Jaylen Tregle 🏈✝️🎶📝 tregalicious707	Genuine question. Doesn’t doctrine protect the misunderstanding of Jesus’ teachings and reported life? I can understand what you are saying about not allowing the experiential side of the faith breathe. However, I do tend to see people, who can not interpret Greek literature correctly, try to redefine the ways in which Christ defined love, trivialize his fulfillment of prophecy, disregard his divinity and water down his commission. What are your thoughts?
16 小時內	Matt De La O nedrysaurousrex	James KA Smith has fleshed this out in Desiring the Kingdom and You Are What You Love. Cool reads if anyone stumbling on this thread hasn’t read his work on the subject.