Reason Principles

·            Our beliefs are limited to what we've seen or heard. We don't want to change.

·            We accept information that confirms what we "already know" rather than consider new or different ideas.

·            What we already know affects what we can learn.

·            We can't imagine deep, complicated ideas until we first understand basic ideas.

·            We think what's popular is safe, but avoiding information puts us in peril.

·            What's popular may not true, what's true may not popular.

·            We must consider ideas we know are "wrong" before we finally figure out they are "right".

·            Initially, to pursue unpopular ideas, we'll be mocked, ostracized & may loose popularity, reputation, benefit or title.

·            We're taught false foundation beliefs so when we try to understand things our false foundation and presumptions keep us locked on false conclusions.

·            We live in world of disbelief because we have not seen or heard the evidence. Have faith in Yahweh God, but with men, test things.  In all ways, submit to Yahweh.