"Christians are often accused of being 'biased' simply because they believe in the supernatural. This accusation has power in our current pluralistic culture. Biased people are seen as prejudicial and unfair, arrogant and overly confident of their position. Nobody wants to be identified as someone who is biased or opinionated. But make no mistake about it, all of us have a point of view; all of us hold opinions and ideas that color the way we see the world. Anyone who tells you that he (or she) is completely objective and devoid of presuppositions has another more important problem: that person is either astonishingly naive or a liar."
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You can find a post by Wallace on this topic
here.
Courage and Godspeed,
Chad
Footnote:
1. J. Warner Wallace, Cold-Case Christianity, p. 27-28.
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