Whatever You Do, Don't Mention God

A small rural school in Oregon chucks a senior class motto because it had some similarities to a Bible verse. Contrast this with Christian speech/debate competitions that forbid references to the Bible. Kevin Swanson critiques the rejection of the Bible in favor of a man-centered epistemology. He traces the roots of this disintegration of a biblical worldview to Thomas Aquinas and the separation of reason and faith.

Should you mention God in the public forum? In debates? In court trials? Kevin refers to the Apostle Paul, John the Baptist and others in this regard.

If all knowledge must be rooted in the fear of God, then even proving the existence of God must begin with the fear of God, at which point, do you really need to prove the existence of God?