Proof: Four Types of Knowledge
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Introduction
Christian faith invites us to know God, who reveals Himself ultimately in Jesus. How, then, does Jesus present himself to be known by us? And how can we know God through the Jesus of history?
Proof: Topics:
This section on Proof spotlights Christian faith’s engagement with forms of knowing. Science by itself is supportive but indeterminate as a way of knowing the truth of Christian faith. Philosophy points to some kind of God, or first cause, without being able to go further. History is the primary mode of knowing about Jesus, much like a jury reasoning about the past to determine the proper narrative. Human Personhood highlights our experience of personhood, which corroborates the conclusions of historical investigation about Christian faith and a Christian understanding of human personhood.
